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Interested in this as well. Also, if a firm sends you on a trip to do OCI, do you get to bill that time? Obviously not to a client, but toward your hours? If so, fuck yeah sign me up. It not, why would you ever do it?

I interviewed with people as junior as first year associates.

imalreadyamember? wrote:Interested in this as well. Also, if a firm sends you on a trip to do OCI, do you get to bill that time? Obviously not to a client, but toward your hours? If so, fuck yeah sign me up. It not, why would you ever do it?

Very unlikely your firm will let you bill this as part of your hours requirement. You'd probably bill it as some sort of non-billable recruiting time that contributes to you being a good firm "citizen" or whatnot but doesn't go toward your hours.

You do it because the partners ask you to and your job is to do what the partners ask you to do.

Some firms give citizenship hours. Have also seen plenty of 1st years doing interviews

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