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Maybe a lot of firms are messing up their yields this year?
Just another data point that I thought I'd provide after the Kasowitz debacle: I interviewed with my no. 1 or no. 2 firm choice at OCI, got dinged 4 days later, felt a deep and abiding sadness, accepted another offer.
Got an email from their recruiting today saying that they'd be in touch to schedule something in the next couple of weeks. Obviously I wrote back that I wouldn't be doing any more interviews at this point - just thought I'd give a heads up that possibly firms have also grossly overestimated yields?
Got an email from their recruiting today saying that they'd be in touch to schedule something in the next couple of weeks. Obviously I wrote back that I wouldn't be doing any more interviews at this point - just thought I'd give a heads up that possibly firms have also grossly overestimated yields?
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Re: Maybe a lot of firms are messing up their yields this year?
LOL.
Since you're anonymous and you've already accepted an offer already: how about naming the firm, or at least its Vault range?
Since you're anonymous and you've already accepted an offer already: how about naming the firm, or at least its Vault range?
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Re: Maybe a lot of firms are messing up their yields this year?
Not OP. I've received multiple interview requests in the past week from firms all across the Vault rankings. From V100 to V50 to V10...
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Re: Maybe a lot of firms are messing up their yields this year?
I don't think you can "grossly overestimate" yield on an expected SA class that size. We're talking about probably 7-10 SA's in Seattle--if one person backs out, they are likely going to have to go back to the applicant pool.Anonymous User wrote:Perkins.
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Re: Maybe a lot of firms are messing up their yields this year?
Which office?Anonymous User wrote:Perkins.
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Re: Maybe a lot of firms are messing up their yields this year?
It's still noteworthy that they are contacting people they've already rejected. They would avoid doing that if at all possible.Anonymous Loser wrote:I don't think you can "grossly overestimate" yield on an expected SA class that size. We're talking about probably 7-10 SA's in Seattle--if one person backs out, they are likely going to have to go back to the applicant pool.Anonymous User wrote:Perkins.
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Re: Maybe a lot of firms are messing up their yields this year?
You're welcomeAnonymous User wrote:Perkins.
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Re: Maybe a lot of firms are messing up their yields this year?
I just got a screener through mass mail from a Vault firm that came to an off campus interview program that I attended. They did not select me for an interview at the program.Anonymous User wrote:Not OP. I've received multiple interview requests in the past week from firms all across the Vault rankings. From V100 to V50 to V10...
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Re: Maybe a lot of firms are messing up their yields this year?
Are these firms that had previously rejected you, or mass mailers?Anonymous User wrote:Not OP. I've received multiple interview requests in the past week from firms all across the Vault rankings. From V100 to V50 to V10...
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Re: Maybe a lot of firms are messing up their yields this year?
Who knows. Called a recruiter at a firm back in August asking if they were accepting applications for 3Ls. He said no, because all their summers have accepted their offers. But he said to send my material anyway "for the file" (which as everyone knows, is where resumes go to die). 2 weeks later he called to schedule a CB. I am a good match for this firm, but by no means an exceptional candidate. Go figure.
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Re: Maybe a lot of firms are messing up their yields this year?
A few were from mass-mailing and a few were the result of telling the career services office that I was still looking. Apparently career services keeps some sort of file with our resumes and firms that are still recruiting can flip through the resumes and pull the one(s) they like.Liam wrote:Are these firms that had previously rejected you, or mass mailers?Anonymous User wrote:Not OP. I've received multiple interview requests in the past week from firms all across the Vault rankings. From V100 to V50 to V10...
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