I did a quick search and didn't find anything overly relevant so...
My school's OCI allows for 15 bids. I have limited these bids to the secondary market I want to be in, but there are still a few firms in that market I want to apply to but won't be bidding on due to the bid restrictions. Am I shooting myself in the foot re: these additional firms? Will my lack of an OCI bid come up in a potential interview?
Is the best answer: apply and see what happens?
Thanks.
Applying to firms you don't bid on Forum
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Huluba
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Re: Applying to firms you don't bid on
Apply. I got some interviews and cb's this way. Last year.
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TTRansfer
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Re: Applying to firms you don't bid on
Apply. No reason not to. What's the worst that would happen? Your career services person gets annoyed?
