I don't know exactly how it's going to blow up, but if you run around town telling a bunch of lies, there's a non-negligible chance that you'll get caught in one of them. All I am saying is that it will be a really shitty situation if you doAnonymous User wrote:I can't say what the excuse will be because I haven't decided on one yet. And I don't want anyone here to get cute and alert the partner they think it is to "be on the lookout for this particular excuse."you won't tell us what the excuse is?
And also, are you just not planning on having anything for the summer? Because when you say you couldn't take your SA in non-NYC firm but then turn around and accept a position with wherever you end up... how do you reconcile that with your excuse*?
But I'll tell you this: I'll tailor the excuse to the circumstances, not choose jobs only if they're consistent with a pre-formulated excuse.It's the fact that I don't have the job I allegedly said I had *10 months ago*. By that time..."I don't recall ever saying anything about FirmX." But all you've done is that you've just told me again that it's a lie. Not how option1 would blow up.If you do get caught, it could really blow up in a big way. It's the fact that you don't have the job you say you do
Also, so you're going to come out and tell him in 10 months that you backed out of your job with firmX because of [insert "truth"], and then when that goes downhill you're going to say, "I don't recall ever saying anything about firmX"?