AA at a t14. Only received one grade back so far and it was an "A-". I was just given an offer from a firm that I would go to but it isn't the highest on my list of firms that I have had interviews with. The offer expires in 14 days. What is the proper etiquette in telling a firm that you have recieved an offer from a different firm? Don't want to come off as pushy or desperate. Thanks in advance for the help.
Also email or phone call?
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Mullens
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Re: Tell firm about an offer 1L SA
Email the firms and tell them your deadline. Just be direct and straightforward.
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Joscellin
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Re: Tell firm about an offer 1L SA
This is good advice.Mullens wrote:Email the firms and tell them your deadline. Just be direct and straightforward.
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mjb447
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Re: Tell firm about an offer 1L SA
+1. It's not pushy or desperate to inform a firm that you've interviewed with that you received an offer from another firm. They'll almost certainly take it as an accurate sign of your continuing interest.Joscellin wrote:This is good advice.Mullens wrote:Email the firms and tell them your deadline. Just be direct and straightforward.
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