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If you won't be ready to move for at least another six months , downside to chatting with a recruiter ?
Occasionally I see some interesting opportunities in the recruiting spam. Any downside to reaching out to find out more?
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Re: If you won't be ready to move for at least another six months , downside to chatting with a recruiter ?
No downside. Start the rapport. And start figuring out which recruiters you want to work with and which you don't. Some are hacks, but some are genuinely there to help you find what you want.
Also, the lateraling process can take longer than you would expect -- several months. So good to get started now.
Also, the lateraling process can take longer than you would expect -- several months. So good to get started now.
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Re: If you won't be ready to move for at least another six months , downside to chatting with a recruiter ?
Lateraling firms can definitely take longer than you think. It took almost a month for me to clear conflicts after accepting an offer.
Also, if you're talking an in-house move, it seems to take wayyy longer. Currently dealing with that now.
Also, if you're talking an in-house move, it seems to take wayyy longer. Currently dealing with that now.
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Re: If you won't be ready to move for at least another six months , downside to chatting with a recruiter ?
Any tips on separating the hacks from the non hacks ?
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Take them up on their offer to have a conversation and just talk with them. You'll be able to tell quickly enough.Anonymous User wrote:Any tips on separating the hacks from the non hacks ?
Which market are you looking at going to? We might be able to help you with which are good/bad depending on the market.
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Re: If you won't be ready to move for at least another six months , downside to chatting with a recruiter ?
Not OP, but I'd be interested in this info for SoCal, which I believe is the market you're also in...?SmokeytheBear wrote:Take them up on their offer to have a conversation and just talk with them. You'll be able to tell quickly enough.Anonymous User wrote:Any tips on separating the hacks from the non hacks ?
Which market are you looking at going to? We might be able to help you with which are good/bad depending on the market.
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Re: If you won't be ready to move for at least another six months , downside to chatting with a recruiter ?
+1. Or, specifically LA. I've talked to a few and you're right, you can get a decent vibe from a simple phone call but I'd like to know if any are good or avoid at all costs.lolwat wrote:Not OP, but I'd be interested in this info for SoCal, which I believe is the market you're also in...?SmokeytheBear wrote:Take them up on their offer to have a conversation and just talk with them. You'll be able to tell quickly enough.Anonymous User wrote:Any tips on separating the hacks from the non hacks ?
Which market are you looking at going to? We might be able to help you with which are good/bad depending on the market.
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I had a good experience and really liked:LaLiLuLeLo wrote:+1. Or, specifically LA. I've talked to a few and you're right, you can get a decent vibe from a simple phone call but I'd like to know if any are good or avoid at all costs.lolwat wrote:Not OP, but I'd be interested in this info for SoCal, which I believe is the market you're also in...?SmokeytheBear wrote:Take them up on their offer to have a conversation and just talk with them. You'll be able to tell quickly enough.Anonymous User wrote:Any tips on separating the hacks from the non hacks ?
Which market are you looking at going to? We might be able to help you with which are good/bad depending on the market.
Priya Gulati, Esq.
Senior Recruiter | Pacific Legal Search
1875 Century Park East, Suite 700
Los Angeles, CA 90067
(408) 666-7314
Some guy named JP I thought wasn't that great. His emails have been deleted, so I can't find his info.
I also get TONS of emails form Wegman Partners. I worked with Lindsay Stengle there--thought she was good.
I generally liked the non-massive recruiter firm feel, which is why I like Priya.
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Re: If you won't be ready to move for at least another six months , downside to chatting with a recruiter ?
Dc. This is opSmokeytheBear wrote:Take them up on their offer to have a conversation and just talk with them. You'll be able to tell quickly enough.Anonymous User wrote:Any tips on separating the hacks from the non hacks ?
Which market are you looking at going to? We might be able to help you with which are good/bad depending on the market.
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Re: If you won't be ready to move for at least another six months , downside to chatting with a recruiter ?
I am currently in Dallas and am interested in lateraling to NYC in approximately ~6 months. licensed in TX but not NY. how does lateralling IN to the NY market work (usually people are leaving the NY market) anyone know any good names? am i crazy for wanting to go from TX to NY? (i want to experience living a more urban city.. figure i can always move back to TX since i was raised here)
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Bold move.Anonymous User wrote:I am currently in Dallas and am interested in lateraling to NYC in approximately ~6 months. licensed in TX but not NY. how does lateralling IN to the NY market work (usually people are leaving the NY market) anyone know any good names? am i crazy for wanting to go from TX to NY? (i want to experience living a more urban city.. figure i can always move back to TX since i was raised here)
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Re: If you won't be ready to move for at least another six months , downside to chatting with a recruiter ?
Thanks for the info smokey!
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Always happy to give some no bull shit advice.lolwat wrote:Thanks for the info smokey!
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