In this thread on networking http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 23&t=87297 the poster says one's first line in a cover letter after networking should be "partner X told me to send you my résumé". I plan on networking like it says to in that thread however I was wondering if name dropping your contact at the firm in your cover letter is the credited way to go.
Thanks in advance.
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Re: Cover Letter Question
IMO, hells yeah. CC the contactlawhopeful10 wrote:In this thread on networking http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 23&t=87297 the poster says one's first line in a cover letter after networking should be "partner X told me to send you my résumé". I plan on networking like it says to in that thread however I was wondering if name dropping your contact at the firm in your cover letter is the credited way to go.
Thanks in advance.
Even better is having the partner forward your résumé to HR
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Re: Cover Letter Question
Thanks. Anyone else have thoughts on this or the best way to name drop when you apply somewhere.
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Re: Cover Letter Question
imo yep.
name drop the hell out of partner contacts (assuming they give you the okay to do so). it gets noticed.
name drop the hell out of partner contacts (assuming they give you the okay to do so). it gets noticed.
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