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Tiago Splitter
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Callbacks in Faraway Markets
I'm planning to bid heavily on NYC and also toss some bids to Southern California firms. Assuming I get more than one callback in SoCal I'd like to do them all on the same trip, but is there a preferred way (for both students and firms) to set this up? Or do you just schedule them all as quickly as possible, consistent with conventional wisdom, and take multiple trips if you have to? Right now I'm thinking I should leave a week open for SoCal callbacks and just plan to be out there the entire time. Is this a bad idea?
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stratocophic
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Re: Callbacks in Faraway Markets
Email or call the recruiters at the other firms. Sometimes it'll force their hand and they'll give you a callback b/c you're already in the area. Makes life easier for them too b/c they don't have to set up your hotel etc., they just have to coordinate repayment for the host firm. In smaller markets they may even already know the recruiters at the other major firms. I think it's definitely a positive overallTiago Splitter wrote:I'm planning to bid heavily on NYC and also toss some bids to Southern California firms. Assuming I get more than one callback in SoCal I'd like to do them all on the same trip, but is there a preferred way (for both students and firms) to set this up? Or do you just schedule them all as quickly as possible, consistent with conventional wisdom, and take multiple trips if you have to? Right now I'm thinking I should leave a week open for SoCal callbacks and just plan to be out there the entire time. Is this a bad idea?
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Lateral2013
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Re: Callbacks in Faraway Markets
Agree with the above poster. Get them all done at once. When you get your first callback request, contact any firms that you haven't heard from and let them know you will be in the area.
