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If you are interested in visiting a firm post-offer to have a second look and to meet more associates, but you go to school a flight away, is it expected generally that you will pay for the flight and related expenses?

Anonymous User wrote:If you are interested in visiting a firm post-offer to have a second look and to meet more associates, but you go to school a flight away, is it expected generally that you will pay for the flight and related expenses?

From my experience, yes.

When I did it from a plane ride away, the firm paid for everything callback style.

Every time I've heard about it, the firm had paid. Just ask them and see what their policy is.

Icculus wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:If you are interested in visiting a firm post-offer to have a second look and to meet more associates, but you go to school a flight away, is it expected generally that you will pay for the flight and related expenses?

From my experience, yes.

So far I have had different firms tell me straight up either that 1) they would be more than happy to pay for all of my travel/lodging etc., or 2) that if I was already in town they would be happy to schedule the second look. Just ask the recruiting coordinator.

What's the dress code for second looks?

Anonymous User wrote:What's the dress code for second looks?

Is this a serious question?

Anonymous User wrote:What's the dress code for second looks?

I would try to match the firm's typical dress (I.e. biz casual if that's the usual)

I had firms either pay or offer to pay for second looks.

RELIC wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:What's the dress code for second looks?

Is this a serious question?

Yes. I'm sorry for my ignorance I just wanted to confirm if my suspicion was right or wrong.

Suit up. C'mon.

Danger Zone wrote:Suit up. C'mon.

Thanks.

Anonymous User wrote:If you are interested in visiting a firm post-offer to have a second look and to meet more associates, but you go to school a flight away, is it expected generally that you will pay for the flight and related expenses?

Firm range, school/gpa combo, OCI/non-OCI please.

OP here: thanks for the advice, all!