I have heard circumstances where both those who are offered/waitlisted/not offered the TC were all told on the same day. It is completely personal to the GR in question how they operate. Perhaps some do have a set process, but I am sure some also do not (although I do caveat this by saying I've...
No problem, ask away with all questions you want/need to!
The mitigating circumstances will undoubtedly help you but ensure you thoroughly explain them to the best of your abilities on the application (there is usually space for this). If you are applying with an average of 2:2, I would...
I think this should be caveated with the fact that the law firms in question usually have thousands of applicants (sometimes tens of thousands over multiple VSs).
There is a higher % of people going to university and obtaining degrees these days (than the days you are referring to), especially...
Hi @chirag12 ,
Glad I could be helpful :)
Just as being unique can stand out, using numbers to quantify your experiences stands out in amongst words.
See the comparison between the two sentences below.
"I contributed to the coordination of X Summer School and online seminars throughout the...
To add to @Jessica Booker's advice - it is not just experiences that will stand out, but how you have dwelled on them. I've been told numerous times that using numbers and statistics in your writing is very eye-catching to GR, rather than simply writing out what happened and what you developed...
To add - the STAR method is a great structure to start with and apply, but slightly unrealistic with regard to the flow of a conversation. It can be a lot for you to be thinking about that rigid structure and keeping the conversation engaging for the interviewer. I am definitely not saying don't...
I would orient the discussion about the role about (1) what you have already done and achieved - ie work done and skills developed already (2) what I will be working on in the coming weeks/months - ie skills to be developed and work to be done - if you catch my drift?
To echo the excellent advice from @Fuelled By Caffeine and @Jake Rickman - it can be so difficult to keep your head up amidst all these constant obstacles, but just coming on here and posting in itself shows you aren't ready or willing to give up. You have the right foundations and have...
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