2L heading into OCI here...Sorry for neurotic questions
Meeting w/ a partner alum. Sent him a cold email a few weeks back asking to speak on phone or meet up regarding his practice.
He agreed, told me to "meet at his office." I understand its not an interview per se, but I am certainly going to treat it as such. The question is: Should I bring copies of my resume in a portfolio thing? No resume? Or resume in a simple folder?
Don't want to seem presumptuous, but also do not want to be unprepared in case it turns out to be more than I am anticipating.
Neurotic Question for Partner Meeting Forum
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Re: Neurotic Question for Partner Meeting
I would bring, but not take out of my bag unless asked for it.
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Re: Neurotic Question for Partner Meeting
I agree, have a copy on hand in case he asks.bulinus wrote:I would bring, but not take out of my bag unless asked for it.
