Applying for jobs Forum
- cloudhidden
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Applying for jobs
When bidding/applying for a legal position during law school and after, do employers customarily require all three: resume, cover letter, and application? Only resume and cover letter? Or just resume?
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Re: Applying for jobs
For the 1L summer jobs I've applied to:
Almost always cover letter/resume. Applications are uncommon but not rare (maybe 10-20% of my apps). Most want a transcript. A lot want a writing sample.
Almost always cover letter/resume. Applications are uncommon but not rare (maybe 10-20% of my apps). Most want a transcript. A lot want a writing sample.
- cloudhidden
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Re: Applying for jobs
Thank you. I had yet to see this particular topic discussed.bk187 wrote:For the 1L summer jobs I've applied to:
Almost always cover letter/resume. Applications are uncommon but not rare (maybe 10-20% of my apps). Most want a transcript. A lot want a writing sample.
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Re: Applying for jobs
It's not really important to 0L's. And even for current students, every application will specify what they want. If it doesn't just send basic stuff (resume/cover letter, maybe transcript) and if they like those and want other documents they'll ask for them. And any final questions you have can be answered by your school's CSO.cloudhidden wrote:Thank you. I had yet to see this particular topic discussed.
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