Absolutely 😭 I've started to wonder if my Italian accent might be a factor in not progressing past the interview stage, despite feeling like I've given the right answers.
When speaking, I often fear that I'm not clear enough or that I might make grammatical mistakes because I’m too nervous...
If it helps you definitely can, I’ve seen candidates bring them in :)
And yes, you’re definitely allowed to take notes for the case study interview during your prep time - you then go into the interview with your notes and it’s advisable that you take good notes so you can present or work...
Has anyone completed a written exercise as part of a virtual assessment centre? I'm interested in understanding how it's conducted. Do they expect you to work on it by yourself, or do they supervise you through a platform like Teams?
I know it depends but please share your insights with me🥹
Exactly!! Yesterday I was shocked to find out that this is not the last stage ahaha like how many interviews and tests do I have to go through for a week or two work experience lol
I believe those websites might be providing outdated information. It seems they have divided the assessment centre into two parts this year, unlike previous years when it was just one in-person assessment centre. 🤔
But I'm not completely certain about this.
Thank you!! Unlike other firms, they didn't give me an option, they said " We would like to invite you for an assessment day on Wednesday 31st of January, click to confirm"
But don't worry I'm sure they're still inviting people :)
Lol, I don't know if I'm supposed to recommend this but I take a food supplement based on plant extracts and melatonin. With theanine, melatonin and valerian-based helps with anxiety and keeps you calm. I've been incredibly calm in my ACs - I start taking them a week before an AC 🤣
I guess...
No, do not worry! Exactly what @Seven said - I applied in November so I guess that's why they got back to me first :) I'm sure they will send out other invites soon.
At the moment it’s just Ropes & Gray - I did not see any other firms having this policy
It’s just absurd. People have invested thousands in a course that, until not long ago, was the sole path to qualification. They've done this to show their dedication to the profession and to enhance their...
Practice really makes perfect😭 I know it's a common piece of advice, but it truly is effective - I've noticed significant improvement over time.
There's still room for progress, as I don't always get the a very high score, but with practice you’ll pass it every time
And speaking of Watson Glaser, me and my bf have an inside joke - when we’re arguing and one of us says something that’s not related to the main subject matter the other one will say “ conclusion does not follow” or “ weak argument” HAHAHAHA
WE NEED TO STOP
I KNOW RIGHT😭 I couldn’t relate more, it is so frustrating
The only explanation I have is that every firm has established its own benchmark based on the results of the people working there who took the test. This sets a standard for new applicants. So the benchmark for how “collaborative” you...
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