Skip class to network? Forum
- Young Marino
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Skip class to network?
There's an event going on in a few weeks that is suit and bow tie occasion through my mother's employer (she works at a small local based bank, second in command of said bank). This event is annual and mainly includes local attorneys and politicians. The problem is that it's during the week and starts at 5 and it's being held about two hours south of where I go to school for some reason so I would probably have to miss my later class on that day. I think this would be a great event to attend to network a little bit but is it worth skipping a class to do so? It's in mid October.
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Re: Skip class to network?
Skip it. Class isn't important, getting a job is.
- RCinDNA
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Re: Skip class to network?
I agree. You need to start using your connections to set yourself up now. FWIW, I know quite a few people with middling grades, who got summer associate positions and later jobs because of their networking skills.sundontshine wrote:Skip it. Class isn't important, getting a job is.
- Young Marino
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Re: Skip class to network?
Yea. I mean I've said all along top ten percent would be nice but I'd rather get median and have a bunch of connections when I graduate. Especially since my goal is to work in government (prosecutor)
- McAvoy
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Re: Skip class to network?
YM as a prosecutor; that'd be good for the world
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