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Bidding Strategy for Transfers
Transferring to a T-20. Top 20% at old TT URM. From what I've seen on TLS, transfers have a pretty tough time at OCIs and mass mailing is key. Is NYC actually a less selective market for SAs than DC?
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Re: Bidding Strategy for Transfers
Yes, but it's more that NYC has more jobs.
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Re: Bidding Strategy for Transfers
Do I even have a shot at Biglaw in NYC with the whole transfer stigma, especially coming from a Mid TT at only 20%
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Re: Bidding Strategy for Transfers
I mean probably not, but you also don't have a good shot a biglaw in any market with those stats and going to a T20. That doesn't mean you shouldn't try though, what else are you going to do?Anonymous User wrote:Do I even have a shot at Biglaw in NYC with the whole transfer stigma, especially coming from a Mid TT at only 20%
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Re: Bidding Strategy for Transfers
pursue a rapping career
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