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Anonymous User
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thanks
nevermind. you guys are so helpful and responsive.
Last edited by Anonymous User on Wed Aug 08, 2012 2:44 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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sambeber
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Re: Has anyone gotten an offer after a lukewarm callback?
How is any of this possibly going to change anything? Some people have, some people haven't. From probably every firm in every city. I don't mean to be harsh, but what is the point of this thread? It's out of your hands at this point.Anonymous User wrote:If yes, what firm/city?
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byronmullens
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Re: Has anyone gotten an offer after a lukewarm callback?
Apply for MOAR jerbs until you get an offer, this is about the only factor you can control.
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chrisbru
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Re: thanks
U mad?Anonymous User wrote:nevermind. you guys are so helpful and responsive.
You sound mad about answers to a question you already knew the answer to. What help can we be?
Yes, some people get offers after they had what they felt like were lukewarm callbacks - Because it doesn't matter how YOU felt about it, but how the firm felt about it.
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