For people who are in-house or moving in-house,
1. how did you get your position?
2. how long was the application process?
3. how many rejections did you get before you got your offer?
4. transactional or litigation?
Thanks.
Timing and Rejections for In-house Forum
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LaLiLuLeLo
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Re: Timing and Rejections for In-house
I ended up declining but:
1. Unsolicited email from an attorney who was the team lead
2. Took about 1.5 months from contact to offer
3. 0
4. Corporate
1. Unsolicited email from an attorney who was the team lead
2. Took about 1.5 months from contact to offer
3. 0
4. Corporate
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Re: Timing and Rejections for In-house
1. Networking
2. About 3 months.
3. I have no idea. The vast majority of places I applied to never responded to my application. Or they got back to me 6 months later rejecting me. Overall, maybe 75. Of those, only a handful got off the ground.
4. Corporate.
2. About 3 months.
3. I have no idea. The vast majority of places I applied to never responded to my application. Or they got back to me 6 months later rejecting me. Overall, maybe 75. Of those, only a handful got off the ground.
4. Corporate.
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jhett
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Re: Timing and Rejections for In-house
1. Applied from an online job posting
2. About 3 months from application to offer
3. Including only applications which resulted in at least a screening interview, about 6-8.
4. Transactional
2. About 3 months from application to offer
3. Including only applications which resulted in at least a screening interview, about 6-8.
4. Transactional
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Re: Timing and Rejections for In-house
I'm currently in the process of trying to make the move, with four pending interview processes at various stages. The two that are nearing the end have been pending for 1.5 and 2.5 months.
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Re: Timing and Rejections for In-house
1. how did you get your position?
Fellowship converted into full time employment.
2. how long was the application process?
Two one-hour long conversations
3. how many rejections did you get before you got your offer?
0
4. transactional or litigation?
Initially both, then transactional full-time.
Fellowship converted into full time employment.
2. how long was the application process?
Two one-hour long conversations
3. how many rejections did you get before you got your offer?
0
4. transactional or litigation?
Initially both, then transactional full-time.
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