Most large law firms have "summer associate" programs, which they use to recruit law students who will become first-year associates upon graduation. Many Harvard Law students get these coveted, and well-paid, summer associateship spots on the strength of their school's reputation. Many, though, never get that offer because they think their school's rep is more important than their own.
This summer associate's email is the epitome of that trend. Sorry, JLB, looks like you won't be "doing jack" at the firm next year.
Original lead, but not the link, from Ignatz.
Posted by wasylik at June 18, 2003 07:42 AM | TrackBack