At this point, I have two options.
Option 1: I can work at a small firm for one-half (second half) of the summer in a market that I don't want to work in after graduation for some money and leave the other half open for something better (preferably mid law in one of my target cities).
Option 2: Accept an offer at a firm for the entire summer in a market that I more open to working at after graduation, but is still not ideal.
I am at a T18 and confident my grades will improve a little after this semester to where I should be above the median.
What do you think? Is it wishful thinking that I still have shot at landing something good for the other half if I keep hustling?
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zot1
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Re: Employment Advice
There's still sooooo much time to get something else.
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Re: Employment Advice
What market are you trying to crack? I think that'd help anyone trying to give you advice.
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I am trying to crack Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, or Austin.Anonymous User wrote:What market are you trying to crack? I think that'd help anyone trying to give you advice.
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