While I can understand the point of view, interviewers are professionals. I doubt very much that an interviewer would be offended by an applicant's personal journey/success and thus allow it to cloud their judgement of their potential.
I know it's cliché but you never really know. I've had interviews where I thought I smashed it - didn't get the job. And I've had interviews where I felt like crying afterwards and did get the offer! Stay positive :)
I would go for it! I do know trainees at firms who only converted a TC on their second go around, having been unsuccessful on their first vac scheme with the firm.
Is it recorded or with someone? I actually prefer them because you don't have to worry about eye contact, which means you can refer to notes. In addition to what Jessica said re smiling, if you are sat down then make sure you have a nice open posture and don't slouch because it'll impact your...
I held back a lot, both in terms of selling myself and my motivations for applying to X or Y firm. So this year I made a point when reading my application back to consider a) do my answers reflect what I can offer the firm? b) are my motivations clear, convincing and personal to me (e.g. not...
I felt this way last year. I got rejected at the application stage for all but two firms (made one AC and one interview). I beat myself up *so* badly! But after reaching out to people and receiving some feedback on my applications - I made the slightest of tweaks - I've been invited to the AC...
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