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2020-21 Direct Training Contract Applications Discussion
lots of people heard back positively today- JoeyTr
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- Forum: Applications Discussion
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2020-21 Direct Training Contract Applications Discussion
nothing from Orrick either but pfo from Sully & Cromwell :)- JoeyTr
- Post #4,262
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2020-21 Direct Training Contract Applications Discussion
they're not doing them with everyone :) good luck!- JoeyTr
- Post #4,211
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2020-21 Direct Training Contract Applications Discussion
as far as I know... they have been Gibson Dunn & Crutcher for a while- JoeyTr
- Post #4,148
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TCLA General Discussion Thread #2 (2021)
definitely take the job - if you end up receiving an offer off the back of an AC, you can always leave. 1 week notice period is very reasonable so you're in a good position. Just play it smart like @S87 advised ;) good luck!- JoeyTr
- Post #1,333
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TCLA General Discussion Thread #2 (2021)
do you know what the notice period is for the role yet?- JoeyTr
- Post #1,330
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TCLA General Discussion Thread #2 (2021)
agree with @S87 Take it and leave later- JoeyTr
- Post #1,326
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TCLA General Discussion Thread #2 (2021)
congratulations Kubed!! do you prefer the 2nd firm? if yes... I would say reach out to them! Let them know the position you find yourself in and who knows? maybe they could expedite the process. good luck!- JoeyTr
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- Forum: Applications Discussion
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2020-21 Direct Training Contract Applications Discussion
19 rejections later ... I'm taking a much needed mental health break from applications :)- JoeyTr
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2020-21 Direct Training Contract Applications Discussion
YES!- JoeyTr
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2020-21 Direct Training Contract Applications Discussion
where did you apply to? I think some Manchester applicants heard back last week- JoeyTr
- Post #3,256
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2020-21 Direct Training Contract Applications Discussion
I'm so sorry to hear about this. I was waiting to see some good news from you. Keep going! Don't give up! it can only get better from here!- JoeyTr
- Post #3,213
- Forum: Applications Discussion
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2020-21 Direct Training Contract Applications Discussion
Shoosmiths says we should hear back by 22nd June. Good luck everyone- JoeyTr
- Post #3,181
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2020-21 Direct Training Contract Applications Discussion
dentons PFO btw- JoeyTr
- Post #3,135
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2020-21 Direct Training Contract Applications Discussion
you're going to do great!- JoeyTr
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Ask A Graduate Recruiter Anything!
thank you so much Jessica!- JoeyTr
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Ask A Graduate Recruiter Anything!
that makes sense. thank you! & in your experience, at freshfields, was it better to go with bullet points or full text?- JoeyTr
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Ask A Graduate Recruiter Anything!
Hi @Jessica Booker! on average, how many bullet points should I be adding to work experience sections of applications? how much is too much and how much is too little? sorry if this is a broad question- JoeyTr
- Post #4,092
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Ask A Graduate Recruiter Anything!
thank you! ps don't think it's said enough but really appreciate everything you do for the forums (y)- JoeyTr
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Ask A Graduate Recruiter Anything!
Hi @Jessica Booker is it okay to allude to your age in an application answer? eg "I'm young but I managed to do some very impressive things" ...- JoeyTr
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- Forum: Applications Discussion