Quinn Emanuel?
Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2012 9:27 pm
Has anyone who sent in their resume and transcript heard back yet?
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Yea.Arbiter213 wrote:This is for the schools that Quinn is doing the new system of recruitment for, yes?
Anonymous User wrote:unofficial.
+1 - Unofficial is fineAnonymous User wrote:Anonymous User wrote:unofficial.
Interviewer: "Do you have any questions for me about the firm?"romothesavior wrote:Quinn remains, brothers.
WTF are you guys talking about and is it actually relevant to this thread?Bildungsroman wrote:Interviewer: "Do you have any questions for me about the firm?"romothesavior wrote:Quinn remains, brothers.
Law student: "Yes. If oceans were to rise, and cities were to fall, what would Quinn do?"
Then you both share a knowing nod and the offer is yours.
You have much to learn, my young padawan.Anonymous User wrote:WTF are you guys talking about and is it actually relevant to this thread?Bildungsroman wrote:Interviewer: "Do you have any questions for me about the firm?"romothesavior wrote:Quinn remains, brothers.
Law student: "Yes. If oceans were to rise, and cities were to fall, what would Quinn do?"
Then you both share a knowing nod and the offer is yours.
gooby plsAnonymous User wrote:WTF are you guys talking about and is it actually relevant to this thread?Bildungsroman wrote:Interviewer: "Do you have any questions for me about the firm?"romothesavior wrote:Quinn remains, brothers.
Law student: "Yes. If oceans were to rise, and cities were to fall, what would Quinn do?"
Then you both share a knowing nod and the offer is yours.
Bildungsroman wrote:Interviewer: "Do you have any questions for me about the firm?"romothesavior wrote:Quinn remains, brothers.
Law student: "Yes. If oceans were to rise, and cities were to fall, what would Quinn do?"
Then you both share a knowing nod and the offer is yours.

Anytime that you email/mail/whatever someone/someplace for a legal job, you always include:lawskyandhutch wrote:Do they want a cover letter or just resume and transcript?
Eh. In the email from the recruiter it specifically says "resume and transcript." I think you'd be fine leaving out the cover letter.Anonymous User wrote:Anytime that you email/mail/whatever someone/someplace for a legal job, you always include:lawskyandhutch wrote:Do they want a cover letter or just resume and transcript?
Cover Letter
Resume
Transcript
This really shouldn't require that much thought or concern.
And then you're given Quinn swag in the form of knee pads!Bildungsroman wrote:Interviewer: "Do you have any questions for me about the firm?"romothesavior wrote:Quinn remains, brothers.
Law student: "Yes. If oceans were to rise, and cities were to fall, what would Quinn do?"
Then you both share a knowing nod and the offer is yours.
Don't see how it can possibly hurt to apply.Anonymous User wrote:Sooo... Should I apply? One downside of the new system for them is that the applicant pool is not limited to the people who used a valuable bid on them. I don't think I want to work there, but hey, it's a free bid. Is there any downside for me?
What value is there to you? If you have good enough credentials to get an interview at Quinn, then you will definitely have other options. Submitting an application when you have no interest wastes their time and yours.dixon02 wrote:Don't see how it can possibly hurt to apply.Anonymous User wrote:Sooo... Should I apply? One downside of the new system for them is that the applicant pool is not limited to the people who used a valuable bid on them. I don't think I want to work there, but hey, it's a free bid. Is there any downside for me?