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Too early for this, brother. Keep hustling!

4 CB's so far. 1 rejection which I thought I killed, silence from the other 3 that I did this week.... depressing.

Dat feel when you get a rejection from a firm you once wanted, but have since gotten a way better offer

Anonymous User wrote:4 CB's so far. 1 rejection which I thought I killed, silence from the other 3 that I did this week.... depressing.

yeah i'm not sure that's quite what this thread is for. It's not "how many callbacks have you had and how many rejections have you gotten?" it's "X firm rejected me. boo, they have a stupid name anyway and their partners smell weird"

Anonymous User wrote:Dat feel when you get a rejection from a firm you once wanted, but have since gotten a way better offer

Do you not have any clue what the DING BAR is? Go away.

I've done a little over half of my CBs so far: 1 rejection (reach), 2 very likely rejections, and 1 that I should hear from probably around tomorrow.

This whole process has been horrible. Anticipating a rejection from a target firm that I've long hoped to work at has been terrible. I have some CBs left, but I don't know much about those firms and am not that excited about working at any of them.

Dear ,

Its a fucking purple crayon. TYFTding, I wasn't sure how to explain that one.
BTW, I just called Crayola.

-anon

Anonymous User wrote:Dear ,

Its a fucking purple crayon. TYFTding, I wasn't sure how to explain that one.
BTW, I just called Crayola.

-anon

Lol. Very nicely done. Nice start

Cooley (LLP),

Do you have any idea how embarrassing it is to tell my law school friends I "got rejected from Cooley"? Come ON.

(I really did want to work there )

Anonymous User wrote:Cooley (LLP),

Do you have any idea how embarrassing it is to tell my law school friends I "got rejected from Cooley"? Come ON.

(I really did want to work there )

+1. So so so much.

Rejected at DPW but I didn't want to go there anyway. The people I met at the callback were the least interesting people I've ever met.

Anonymous User wrote:Dear ,

Its a fucking purple crayon. TYFTding, I wasn't sure how to explain that one.
BTW, I just called Crayola.

-anon

office?

and uh... damn you V## reaches for those handful of mass mail email dings.

bump.

Debefaux Pimpleton LLP,

As if I would have worked in your pretentious office anyway.

Learn how to pronounce French words.

Anonymous User wrote:Debefaux Pimpleton LLP,

As if I would have worked in your pretentious office anyway.

Learn how to pronounce French words.

Which office? When did you interview?

Dear Fried Frank,

You must have thought my JD makes me overqualified to work at a hotdog stand.

Can I have one with relish and one with sauer kraut ?

Anonymous User wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:Debefaux Pimpleton LLP,

As if I would have worked in your pretentious office anyway.

Learn how to pronounce French words.

Which office? When did you interview?

NY, but I only had a screener. That was enough for both sides to know we're not meant to be together.

Riker? That's a jail, not a law firm

Kasowitz, the minute I walked into your interview room, I knew I wouldn't like you. To be honest, I only used you to practice my interviewing skills for another firm and to fill that boring four hour break which otherwise would have consisted of me twiddling my thumbs.

Also, considering that you used your "summer intern" to send my rejection email, I really don't want to work for you.

Anonymous User wrote:Riker? That's a jail, not a law firm

Riker Danzig? I met with them on Tuesday, how fast did you hear back from them? (I'm about ready to post here also!)

Dear Fredrikson & Byron,

Thank you for sending me a rejection email that CC'ed, instead of BCC'ed, all of the other students you were rejecting as well. At least I can see that I'm not alone. The absence of a salutation was the icing on the cake.

Sincerely,
Someone who knows proper email etiquette

Dear Greenberg Traurig:

Thanks for the call and voicemail.

Dear DPW Menlo Park,

After getting rejected, I actually looked up Menlo Park. Thank you for saving me.

Anonymous User wrote:Dear Greenberg Traurig:

Thanks for the call and voicemail.

Wow that's terrible. Sorry man.