I had a callback about two and a half weeks ago. At the callback, I was not given a time frame as to when the firm would get back with me though they said the standard "keep in touch" and they will get back to me "fast."
Last week (Monday), I had an update to my application so I emailed that to the recruiter at the firm. However, she never responded to my email - which is understandable with Thanksgiving and all.
So I am wondering...what is a reasonable time-frame for me to contact again? Is it too soon for me to send a second email to the recruiter?
If not, what should I say beyond just telling her i'm checking in and still interested?
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- stillwater

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Re: Follow Up after Callback
tell em you're there to collect.
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Re: Follow Up after Callback
I'd give it more time. They know you want your decision, but until they make one, they really have nothing to say to you.
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Re: Follow Up after Callback
To add on, while students rarely have leverage over a firm, you truly don't. They know you have no exploding offers on the table and really have no incentive to go at anything but their own pace. I would just be patient, keep your fingers crossed and keep applying to other things. Come up with an excuse to touch base with them in a couple of weeks.
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