Harbottle & Lewis Assessment Centre

[echarl1]

I have been invited to a Harbottle and Lewis assessment centre.

The itinerary includes a case study (written and discussion element), a group exercise, a written in tray exercise and a 15 minute interview with P&C.

I was wondering if anyone had done an assessment centre at Harbottle before and would be able to give me some advice? If not, some general advice about any of these activities would be great as well.

Thanks!

 

[soldofa8]

I have been invited to a Harbottle and Lewis assessment centre.

The itinerary includes a case study (written and discussion element), a group exercise, a written in tray exercise and a 15 minute interview with P&C.

I was wondering if anyone had done an assessment centre at Harbottle before and would be able to give me some advice? If not, some general advice about any of these activities would be great as well.

Thanks!

Congrats for getting to the AC! May I ask when you had your interview and when you received the invite? I did my first stage interview three weeks ago and am still waiting to hear back from them!

 

[echarl1]

Congrats for getting to the AC! May I ask when you had your interview and when you received the invite? I did my first stage interview three weeks ago and am still waiting to hear back from them!

Thank you! My interview was in January and I received my invitation about 2 weeks ago so about two months

 

[Meghna]

Thank you! My interview was in January and I received my invitation about 2 weeks ago so about two months

Congrats on getting to the AC. I also received an invite last week. Have you received an email with the welcome pack yet?

 

[Meghna]

I would also greatly appreciate any advice for the AC either specific to H&L or more generally

 

[dspence]

hey congrats all on the AC invites! only first year so sadly no advice to give but H&L is one of my top choices to apply to next year and I was wondering whether you had any advice on the application process so far/what kind of experience you were applying with? I've heard a lot of the candidates tended to be graduates with more experience