Chi CB --> Offer timeline/ratio Forum

[Anonymous User]

There's a lot of NY threads on here, jw what people's experiences have been re: CB --> offer timeline and ratio for Chi

[Anonymous User]

Same day to two days later. Only dings have come later for me. For people I talk to, the sweet spot seems to be 1-3 days later. Probably shouldn't read anything into this though, offers and callbacks will always be cancelled with spots opening up, making for later timelines.

[Anonymous User]

not an offer but in case it helps
reed smith cb second week of august ding email today

[Desert Fox]

[bearsfan23]

How about you stop trying to do the math and start prepping for your interviews.

Do you think Jay Culter thinks about his stats before a game or preps from teh upcoming game.

Trick question, jay cutler would never prep for a game.

You really should just stop posting in Legal Employment entirely. Even for you that was really dumb and not helpful.

And for OP, based on my experience last year, Chicago firms were generally slower with decisions than NY firms (though less so at the major ones like Kirkland and Sidley)

[Desert Fox]

[Anonymous User]

There's a lot of NY threads on here, jw what people's experiences have been re: CB --> offer timeline and ratio for Chi

[Anonymous User]

-Offer received in the evening on the same day as cb.
-Ding reveived next day
-Ding reveived two days later

[Anonymous User]

Two offers one day after the callbacks, one offer same day. Silence from two other firms.

[Anonymous User]

Anyone have post CB info/results from Winston or Sidley? (any school)

[Anonymous User]

Offer from Winston one day after the callback.

[Anonymous User]

Offer from Winston one day after the callback.

If you don't mind, when was your cb?

[Anonymous User]

Callback was last week.

[lawsohard3]

I've heard most people get offers about 1-3 week days after the CB. However, if you haven't received a ding you are still in the running. Everyone can only end up at 1 firm and people will start rejecting offers soon and that's when the firms start sending offers to their waitlist.

[zosluu]

How about you stop trying to do the math and start prepping for your interviews.

Do you think Jay Culter thinks about his stats before a game or preps from teh upcoming game.

Trick question, jay cutler would never prep for a game.

You really should just stop posting in Legal Employment entirely. Even for you that was really dumb and not helpful.

And for OP, based on my experience last year, Chicago firms were generally slower with decisions than NY firms (though less so at the major ones like Kirkland and Sidley)

come back when you've worked a single fucking day in a law firm you nerd.

If you work at a law firm then why the fuck do you need to troll this site. It's baffling

user has been outed for anon abuse

[Anonymous User]

How about you stop trying to do the math and start prepping for your interviews.

Do you think Jay Culter thinks about his stats before a game or preps from teh upcoming game.

Trick question, jay cutler would never prep for a game.

You really should just stop posting in Legal Employment entirely. Even for you that was really dumb and not helpful.

And for OP, based on my experience last year, Chicago firms were generally slower with decisions than NY firms (though less so at the major ones like Kirkland and Sidley)

come back when you've worked a single fucking day in a law firm you nerd.

If you work at a law firm then why the fuck do you need to troll this site. It's baffling

hes probably bored but he also gives out practical advice sometimes which i appreciate