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few tips:
1. if you want to get through, secretaries or receptionist are powerful as they are closely related;
2. if you know Sr. Partners or have a connection with either one, it could be beneficial;
3. if you know someone, who is well regarded in the firm, take your chance.
I have genuine questions where i need gyan and i am unable to ask because i dont know how to start a new thread. Please help guys/admin.
Print out your CV and Cover letter. Then put it in a glass bottle, and float it in the Arabian Sea. There are higher chances of getting a response.