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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Are you government lawyers at DOJ? Because pedigree definitely matters for hiring here, even for experienced attorneys.[/quote] Wrong! Signed, A DOJ Attorney[/quote] Really depends on where you are at DOJ. Very competitive offices like the SG's Office or Civil Appellate or OLC or Federal Programs? Pedigree matters a ton.[/quote] In something like '10 or '12, DOJ OARM acknowledged that something like 25% of the law schools (then about 45, I'd guess) accounted for a substantial majority of the attorney positions at DOJ. That office has authority over all DOJ lawyers in all agencies and offices, apart from SES and Appointees. That's certainly consistent with my observations when I was in the govt. [/quote]
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