Shouldn't career centers have some type of lists of firms?
Posted: Tue Sep 24, 2013 3:01 pm
T-20 school, interested in a very reasonable / specific area of the law. Have an old boss in that field who told me to list 20 or so opportunities I'm interested in and he'll look through his contacts and see who he can connect me with.
Asked career center for some advice / list of firms that practice a lot in this area, etc (when I Googled for these type of firms all I got was a bunch of solos who list every practice area on their website). When I went to my career center adviser with the e-mail from attorney she jumped around my question forever (reason why I came there), until finally just stating just tell the ex-boss what I want to do "in general" / see what he says.
I did, he responded he's not a good brain stormer and would be more helpful if I listed specific opportunities I'm interested in.
Forwarded that e-mail to adviser a couple days ago and she has never responded.
Is what I am asking for non-existent at career centers? Or should I try to just go to someone at the career center who wasn't my assigned adviser?
Asked career center for some advice / list of firms that practice a lot in this area, etc (when I Googled for these type of firms all I got was a bunch of solos who list every practice area on their website). When I went to my career center adviser with the e-mail from attorney she jumped around my question forever (reason why I came there), until finally just stating just tell the ex-boss what I want to do "in general" / see what he says.
I did, he responded he's not a good brain stormer and would be more helpful if I listed specific opportunities I'm interested in.
Forwarded that e-mail to adviser a couple days ago and she has never responded.
Is what I am asking for non-existent at career centers? Or should I try to just go to someone at the career center who wasn't my assigned adviser?