Is this discouraged? If I had a screener with a V100 firm and expressed litigation interest, is it okay to mass mail their corporate group?
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Re: Applying to a group after getting rejected by another
On one had, what are they going to do, call your mom?Anonymous User wrote:Is this discouraged? If I had a screener with a V100 firm and expressed litigation interest, is it okay to mass mail their corporate group?
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But the conventional wisdom is that once you have a screener with an office, you shouldn't keep trying for more.
Practically, they aren't going to hire you.
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Re: Applying to a group after getting rejected by another
I've already been doing it, I was just wondering if this was a huge faux pas. I am definitely not putting a lot of hope into it. But let me ask this: do you think one should notify the firm that they had interviewed with another group or not? I have been forthcoming, so as to mitigate some of the offense I'd possibly be causing -- but I am sure this decreases my odds of a callback.Desert Fox wrote:On one had, what are they going to do, call your mom?Anonymous User wrote:Is this discouraged? If I had a screener with a V100 firm and expressed litigation interest, is it okay to mass mail their corporate group?
Thanks
But the conventional wisdom is that once you have a screener with an office, you shouldn't keep trying for more.
Practically, they aren't going to hire you.
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Re: Applying to a group after getting rejected by another
You can't go lower than zero bro.Anonymous User wrote:I've already been doing it, I was just wondering if this was a huge faux pas. I am definitely not putting a lot of hope into it. But let me ask this: do you think one should notify the firm that they had interviewed with another group or not? I have been forthcoming, so as to mitigate some of the offense I'd possibly be causing -- but I am sure this decreases my odds of a callback.Desert Fox wrote:On one had, what are they going to do, call your mom?Anonymous User wrote:Is this discouraged? If I had a screener with a V100 firm and expressed litigation interest, is it okay to mass mail their corporate group?
Thanks
But the conventional wisdom is that once you have a screener with an office, you shouldn't keep trying for more.
Practically, they aren't going to hire you.
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Re: Applying to a group after getting rejected by another
No harm unless you count recruiters laughing at you behind your back as they toss your application in the trash.Anonymous User wrote:I've already been doing it, I was just wondering if this was a huge faux pas. I am definitely not putting a lot of hope into it. But let me ask this: do you think one should notify the firm that they had interviewed with another group or not? I have been forthcoming, so as to mitigate some of the offense I'd possibly be causing -- but I am sure this decreases my odds of a callback.Desert Fox wrote:On one had, what are they going to do, call your mom?Anonymous User wrote:Is this discouraged? If I had a screener with a V100 firm and expressed litigation interest, is it okay to mass mail their corporate group?
Thanks
But the conventional wisdom is that once you have a screener with an office, you shouldn't keep trying for more.
Practically, they aren't going to hire you.