I have just completed a VI and - oh - my - god - it could not have gone any worse. I rambled a bit on the first question and it just went downhill from there. I wouldn't mind but the questions were really straightforward!
I do understand your point and I would agree with you personally that some do go OTT. I just don't really see how it harms anybody so this feels a tad judgmental to me. Anyway, we've gone off topic.
It really depends on the firm. I have had a couple of recruiters from firms I applied to look at my profile after I submitted an application. It may be a complete coincidence - I have to be active on there because I'm a representative for ULaw - but perhaps not. It certainly doesn't hurt to keep...
I don't completely agree with the point regarding students posting about taking part in events like the Legal Cheek scheme. I've heard a few Grad Rec say that they will look at a candidates profile to see what they've been up to. These kinds of posts (when done properly) indicate that a student...
Also, just to add that it can be useful for future applicants. For example, I reached out to those of my connections who secured VS offers last year for some tips on the application process for the firms I applied to this year.
Oh, I absolutely intend on thanking the lady with blond hair who passed me in the corridor and the bloke who stood next to me in the urinal. Afterall, it's a team effort. 😁
Joking aside, no I don't. It's an achievement, you worked hard, and you should absolutely be proud of it! I think belittling somebody for celebrating their success is pretty negative and bitter.
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