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Anonymous User
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Offer Call
How does a firm decide which one of your callback interviewers (among partners) should call you to extend an offer? Just curious because the person who called me was actually the interviewer who asked some curveball questions and seemed to dislike me somewhat.
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UVA2B
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Re: Offer Call
Beyond the normal, "depends on the firm" response, why does it matter? You got an offer. Be happy about it. Don't read tea leaves on things that could never possibly matter.
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mjb447
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Re: Offer Call
I'm sure it varies by firm, but, since matchmaking between partner and offeree for this one-minute phone call isn't billable work, I can imagine that not being something they pay much attention to.
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strawberrieee
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Re: Offer Call
I got call from the firm's hiring partner (and I know for that firm, that partner calls every offerees). I also got call from the most junior associate who interviewed me. I'm quite positive that it's a firm thing and has little to do with you or their opinions about you.
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