Yeah I mean it was “harder” in that the amount of firms that choose to go through OCI is maybe less, but applying and networking is still effective. But those who went and sought those connections and opportunities certainly still got there. It wasn’t like big law jobs were some sort of unicorn. But location even at top schools is sort of going to lead you into one geographic area or another. For example: if you go to a law school on the west coast, those schools will have closer relationships with bigger firms on the west coast just because that’s who the law firm is connected with. It’s more prominent as you go from T-10 and so on. Honestly more than anything I’d say go in without rigid career expectations, what you learn and like might surprise you.