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Talking about other callbacks?

Post by Anonymous User » Mon Aug 13, 2012 11:26 pm

When I'm at a callback, and a partner/associate interviewing me asks about where I am in the interview process, etc., should I be talking about other screeners/general OCI, should I name other firms I have CB's with, or what?

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Re: Talking about other callbacks?

Post by ben4847 » Mon Aug 13, 2012 11:32 pm

Anonymous User wrote:When I'm at a callback, and a partner/associate interviewing me asks about where I am in the interview process, etc., should I be talking about other screeners/general OCI, should I name other firms I have CB's with, or what?
"I'm currently on a callback talking to an interviewer who has run out of questions."

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Re: Talking about other callbacks?

Post by thesealocust » Mon Aug 13, 2012 11:36 pm

It's not something you should aim to bring up on your own, but it's fine to discuss if they ask, especially if it's strategic.

Ex: If you're interviewing for corporate in NYC with V10ish firms, and they ask about who else you're interviewing with / where else you're considering, mentioning that you're seriously considering offers from (other V10 firms) could provide very fruitful discussion topics.

I had partners from one firm give me good info about other firms, especially ones they do a lot of business with (there are two big firms on every big deal and most litigation...).

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