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Hi Google - I am requesting guidance!
I am prepping for my interview specifically GCA and open ended questions. I struggle to tell if the outcome should be talking through your process/steps (maybe for a question like - how would you go about determining program complexity) vs a specific solution such as create x new product, for x market by x date based on my assumptions. Is the desired outcome something I can clarify with the interviewer?
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Anyone here ever been to RCA? Is it worth it ?
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You should apply to any firm you want. The worst that happens is you don’t get accepted.
Apply. It’s not a super elite firm, and you’ll never get an interview if you never apply.
DLA isn’t an ultra exclusive firm or anything so don’t need to have been a star student to have a decent shot. Apply.
Pro
Apply, doesn’t hurt.
Also, DLA isn’t considered biglaw, but will help break into true biglaw.
And actually regularly above market based on associate ratings.
Chief
You probably won’t get traction but there’s no harm in applying.
Like others said, DLA isn't a particularly strong firm, but it's also hard to break into biglaw without coming from biglaw. If you have Art III clerkship or directly on point experience from a lit boutique/midlaw, it may be possible, but I'd manage your expectations.
Depends on office. Some offices and groups are very strong. Firm is so big there are satellite offices that bring it down
The only reason I would even consider it is for the $. I’m trying to see if there are others reasons I can be sold on it to actually want it
The only reason most people consider biglaw in general is for the $. Apply.
Thanks y’all!