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Declining full-time offer? (Not OCI)

Post by Anonymous User » Thu Sep 01, 2016 8:11 am

I'm a current 3L. This summer, I SA'd at two firms and got full-time return offers at both. I've chosen one and obviously need to decline the other. How to I do that?

I'm considering sending an email to the hiring partner, with a cc to my summer-mentors and the recruiting office. Is that appropriate? Or do I need to make phone calls?

This is in Texas btw.

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Re: Declining full-time offer? (Not OCI)

Post by LaLiLuLeLo » Thu Sep 01, 2016 8:48 am

Don't be a weirdo. Make a call to the appropriate person - usually hiring partner.

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