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Lateral interviewing while busy in biglaw
Do any people who have successfully lateraled have any tips for lateral interviewing with a heavy case load? Trying to move to another market, which means travel will be required.
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1styearlateral
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Re: Lateral interviewing while busy in biglaw
Take a vacation.
Ask another associate to cover for you.
Skype.
Ask another associate to cover for you.
Skype.
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Anonymous User
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Re: Lateral interviewing while busy in biglaw
I'm looking at markets across the country. I plan on scheduling Friday/Monday interviews and just saying I'm sick (or taking personal days/vacation days).
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Re: Lateral interviewing while busy in biglaw
This is what I did. It worked well and it gave me the weekend to checkout the new city.Anonymous User wrote:I'm looking at markets across the country. I plan on scheduling Friday/Monday interviews and just saying I'm sick (or taking personal days/vacation days).
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