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I'm in TX all summer, where I want to work post-graduation. But I attend school outside of TX. When should I begin mass mailing firms in TX with the hopes of snagging some interviews before I head back to school in August?

Anyone? Sooner the better?

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Jessuf wrote:After July 4. Mention in your cover letter you are in town for the summer.

Thanks for responding.

Why after July 4th? What's special about that date?

Anonymous User wrote:

Jessuf wrote:After July 4. Mention in your cover letter you are in town for the summer.

Thanks for responding.

Why after July 4th? What's special about that date?

probably don't want to betray that attitude in texas, comrade

I've mailed a few large firms that are not doing OCI at my school but I am only staying in town until July 20 and was trying to get an interview before I left. Maybe it was too early though.

AreJay711 wrote:I've mailed a few large firms that are not doing OCI at my school but I am only staying in town until July 20 and was trying to get an interview before I left. Maybe it was too early though.

How do you even have grades? I only have LRW from the spring semester. I am also going the mass mailing route.

david_niedrauer wrote:

AreJay711 wrote:I've mailed a few large firms that are not doing OCI at my school but I am only staying in town until July 20 and was trying to get an interview before I left. Maybe it was too early though.

How do you even have grades? I only have LRW from the spring semester. I am also going the mass mailing route.

IDK, I've had my grades for about 2 weeks.

AreJay711 wrote:

david_niedrauer wrote:

AreJay711 wrote:I've mailed a few large firms that are not doing OCI at my school but I am only staying in town until July 20 and was trying to get an interview before I left. Maybe it was too early though.

How do you even have grades? I only have LRW from the spring semester. I am also going the mass mailing route.

IDK, I've had my grades for about 2 weeks.

One (of many) advantage(s) of smaller class sizes.

I am going to an SF and NYC job fair through my school. I have strong ties to SF but not to NYC. How would I go about setting up interviews to other (boutique) firms while I am in these cities interviewing with the big firms? Or is this not the typical approach?