Tell me about it. I have a friend at a magic circle firm, she says she can never make plans on the weekdays because it's worse having to cancel them last minute. She does say that she really really values her weekends though haha
I like that method, I do something a bit similar in that I compile all the information into one document for a firm, then I condense it and then I start writing. Do you find your uni careers service helpful? I've never really looked at mine.
Thanks that's reassuring! Yeah I regret not taking a fresh look at applications, I think typos caused a couple of my rejections last time. It's frustrating because I was sure I checked it over so many times before I sent if off. I'm thinking I now may start printing it off first.
Hey everyone,
I wonder quite a lot whether I spend way too long on applications and I think that means I don't get enough done. In January I only managed to send out 3-4 because of this. It takes me at least a week and sometimes long to research a firm and write up. I think a lot of that is...
Ahhh okay that makes me feel better haha. It seems like it would help for applications and interviews but it's so expensive :(. What do you use to research firms?
Cool that should be the same then. I used to write in a similar way to my vacation scheme applications and about why I would be a good bit for a firm. I didn't realise until later that that wasn't the best approach and like you mentioned it's a bit of a nightmare when trying to then do an...
That is what I try to do. THe problem I have is that I can't always find as much for the other point of view or the negative aspects. And then I'm not quite sure how that fits into the impact on the firm. So I'd be interested in this answer too.
Aha yes I get his really long emails! Funnily enough I was just listening to him interview a guy called Paul Mecurio, he was a M&A lawyer at a US law firm but he left to become a comedian.
Oh I see. Are there likely to be problems? I'm sure you're right I just would've thought its a good thing for them. That's definitely one way to do it, I think as long as you're focusing on how it impacts the firm and it's a relatively clear link. I usually pick 2-3 reasons for example "lower...
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