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Summer Associate Offers
At a boutique litigation firm in NYC. When/who should I be asking about the offer process? I want to stay/have been constantly busy this summer/and received good feedback, but I want to get the ball rolling if I'm going to need to find another job
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Re: Summer Associate Offers
Discreetly ask a trusted junior associate that you've met whether the boutique is known to have a 100% offer rate or what the usual offer rate is. The offer rate is probably 100%, and if the offer rate isn't 100% then associates will definitely know about that after having been at the firm for two or three years.Anonymous User wrote:At a boutique litigation firm in NYC. When/who should I be asking about the offer process? I want to stay/have been constantly busy this summer/and received good feedback, but I want to get the ball rolling if I'm going to need to find another job
