Congrats!!!!!!HL SVS Offer!! Been rejected by the firm 3 times so this feels incredible!
Did you already complete an AC for HL’s Vac scheme?Any news post AC from HL?
I think it depends on the firm. When I went to HSF’s open day they made it clear not to use bullet points and to write in full what you did and what skills your gained etc. Some firms don’t mind a CV style work experience section. To be safe I’d say to use STAR and quantify any results you achieved. I think also avoid repeating any information you already made in your application.Heymaybe a little late to be asking this question lol but when you guys fill out the work experience section, do you simply list the tasks or do you write what skills you demonstrated / learned from doing that task? I’m asking because I had my CV checked years ago by a Magic Circle lawyer who said to remove any explanation of skills learned etc and to be super succinct in writing down bullet point tasks under WE section. I’ve just watched a grad recruitment video basically saying the opposite so would be intrigued to know what other people do?
My friend heard back yesterday, got through to video interviewsAnyone heard back from DWF?
as many as it took to start applying outside of London tbhSorry for the off-topic question, but for any paralegals here, how many applications did you submit before getting lucky 💀
any insights would be so helpful 💖
did you not keep a tracker?as many as it took to start applying outside of London tbh
Huge congratulations!! 🥳HL SVS Offer!! Been rejected by the firm 3 times so this feels incredible!
Congratulations! that's amazing 🥳HL SVS Offer!! Been rejected by the firm 3 times so this feels incredible!
I normally look out for anything they say on the actual page of the application section, law firms might be really clear they want to know about your skills as well as duties and others just duties.Heymaybe a little late to be asking this question lol but when you guys fill out the work experience section, do you simply list the tasks or do you write what skills you demonstrated / learned from doing that task? I’m asking because I had my CV checked years ago by a Magic Circle lawyer who said to remove any explanation of skills learned etc and to be super succinct in writing down bullet point tasks under WE section. I’ve just watched a grad recruitment video basically saying the opposite so would be intrigued to know what other people do?
Thank you!Huge congratulations!! 🥳
If you don’t mind me asking, when did you apply and when was your AC?
After the AC, how long after did they confirm you were being offered the SVS?
Best of luck on the SVS!! Next stop HL TC offer!! 🫡
Wow congrats!!! No news yet for me… 😅HL SVS Offer!! Been rejected by the firm 3 times so this feels incredible!
Nodid you not keep a tracker?
Thank you for this I really appreciate it. 🫡Thank you!
So I applied quite early on as I submitted both my VS and my Liftoff application at the same time. I believe it was in October. As for the AC, I did it yesterday and the grad rec initially told me I would hear back in 2 weeks but the partner called me today!
But as I have previously commented on this forum, when I got the AC offer there were only two options and the Grad Rec confirmed they had only arranged two ACs so far yesterday meaning only 12 ppl had gotten invited. She said there would be a lot more in the coming weeks so don't worry! If anyone gets invited to an AC, feel free to dm me for some insight.
Edit: I got rejected from liftoff but still made it onto the VS so don't worry if you're in the same boat!
I didn’t apply to Skadden but I remember at one of their events the grad rec manager said they have a limit on the number of people who make it to each stage:Does anyone know if Skadden makes offers on a rolling basis? I chose Feb 03 which is the last slot.