There's very little structure, if any, to a memo. It's probably giving you more freedom to show how you draft, write and tackle the question they've given you
Unless you've invested a huge ton of money into a cash shell, I'm not really sure it's a personal experience. Peter's aim is to save us time and give us an overview of current affairs as well.
Unless the firm you're applying to actively works in capital markets and the legal work behind...
Take your mind of it, send off more apps and enjoy your Bank Holiday weekend. Stuff like this is out of your hands and you're only gonna make yourself sick with worry by waiting for updates
Fret not my dude, that is a gross amount of time! What even is a legal analyst anyway? The goal is the training contract and qualifying as a solicitor so don't give up!
Go in with enthusiasm, give everything your best then take on board feedback offered, offer to help colleagues or the team if you have spare capacity, find your own methods for managing your day and tasks, read around the topics (PLC is a good start) if there's things you're unfamilar with...
Sticking on the Sky News livestream on YouTube now
Edit: Yes, I've spotted 4 Indian COVID variant deaths... How we're allowing international travel into the UK while imposing 'stay at home/stay local' restrictions is baffling
Did someone ask for a huge debate?
You should get into AEW rather than WWE my man. Way better action, stories and has Mike Tyson popping up for no good reason
Yeah you're right, it absolutely is still a niche, especially in the UK where it's not a very attractive idea. There may be high value of vehicles being set up, but it's unlikely to be a regular transaction worked on right now
Lol I'm sure they're tired of law students jumping on a 'commercial' bandwagon acting like thought leaders on the topic. Or they're a firm that just don't touch that market
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