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Is it wise to keep looking for job?
Have a good 2L summer associate position lined up. But I am a little worried weather I can turn it into a permanent job offer. Is it wise to participate in job fair such as Loyola University Chicago School of Law interview program as a 3L? Will my summer firm hesitate to give out offer if they know I am still looking for other firm jobs?
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Re: Is it wise to keep looking for job?
Why do you think you'll have difficulty turning it into a permanent job offer? Does your firm historically no-offer much of their SA class? If it is a historically 100% offer or close to 100% offer firm, then I don't see why you think you'd have a better chance at Firm A compared to Firm B.
Seems like you are being a bit paranoid.
Seems like you are being a bit paranoid.
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Re: Is it wise to keep looking for job?
It is 100% in the past two summers, just in case something happened. I guess I am a little bit paranoid.KM2016 wrote:Why do you think you'll have difficulty turning it into a permanent job offer? Does your firm historically no-offer much of their SA class? If it is a historically 100% offer or close to 100% offer firm, then I don't see why you think you'd have a better chance at Firm A compared to Firm B.
Seems like you are being a bit paranoid.
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Re: Is it wise to keep looking for job?
Yes, you are being paranoid. Instead, be confident and mindful of your work and you shouldn't have any problems.Anonymous User wrote:It is 100% in the past two summers, just in case something happened. I guess I am a little bit paranoid.KM2016 wrote:Why do you think you'll have difficulty turning it into a permanent job offer? Does your firm historically no-offer much of their SA class? If it is a historically 100% offer or close to 100% offer firm, then I don't see why you think you'd have a better chance at Firm A compared to Firm B.
Seems like you are being a bit paranoid.
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Re: Is it wise to keep looking for job?
What good would finding another firm do? You aren't gonna beat 100%.Anonymous User wrote:It is 100% in the past two summers, just in case something happened. I guess I am a little bit paranoid.KM2016 wrote:Why do you think you'll have difficulty turning it into a permanent job offer? Does your firm historically no-offer much of their SA class? If it is a historically 100% offer or close to 100% offer firm, then I don't see why you think you'd have a better chance at Firm A compared to Firm B.
Seems like you are being a bit paranoid.
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