[runincpa]

A firm I am very interested in working for (CliftonLarsonAllen), has openings in several cities that I would love to work in. I’m not sure how their recruiting works, so I don’t want to apply to 3 positions just to have the all rejected. Let me know if anyone has experience with this, even if it with other firms, or any other advice. Thanks!

[Pork Flavored Bacon]

You might have to call them and ask what the protocol would be. I looked on the website and it appears they have a lot of offices throughout the US. They might have a centralized HR department which deals with every candidate no matter the location. They might have an HR department in every location but from the amount of offices I see on their map, I would have to say I find that unlikely.

For example, when I was recruited to PwC, I worked out of the NYC office but my HR contact was based in Dallas and I never met him face to face.

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