Is it rude to ask the timeline for a summer associate offer? Forum
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Is it rude to ask the timeline for a summer associate offer?
Title pretty much says it all. Is it rude to ask when a firm makes a decision regarding offers to come back after a summer associate position? I was thinking during my end of summer review. There is literally no junior person to ask this question (firms pretty new in this city).
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Re: Is it rude to ask the timeline for a summer associate offer?
Not rude. Perfectly reasonable question.
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totesTheGoat
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Re: Is it rude to ask the timeline for a summer associate offer?
IMO, it should be a standard question you ask in all interviews.
