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Interviewing for a different firm for 3L Fall
Rising 3L, I just started working at a mid size civil litigation firm (plaintiff's work as well as general commercial litigation) with a good rep in town last week. However, today i received a call from a bigger firm 2 blocks away from where i live that offers a more diverse practice asking to interview for a summer position that I had applied for months ago. I declined the interview telling them that I had recently accepted a position for the summer. In response that told me that the position was also open for the fall and wanted to know if I was still interested and I told them that I would get back them tomorrow. At my current job, the issue of a job after graduation and/or in the fall was only vaguely discussed if at all. Would accepting the interview and/or accepting a position with the firm in the fall while only just starting to work at my current job be an issue? Would this be taboo in anyway? I would at least want to take the interview and see what they have to say but at the same time I would not want to jeopardize my current job in anyway. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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Re: Interviewing for a different firm for 3L Fall
Interview for the fall position
Should be no big
Should be no big
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Re: Interviewing for a different firm for 3L Fall
Take the interview. It's always good to have options.
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Re: Interviewing for a different firm for 3L Fall
Thank you for the advice. Interviewing set up and legal recruiter indicated they would be willing to start me at the end of July if I were accepted. May have somehow found a back door into biglaw (for my region) for half a summer. Unreal.
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