New Webinar: Answering Curveball Interview Questions - 2 July 2021

[Jaysen]

Aren’t you just applying to our law firm for the money?

So… how many mobile phones are there in the UK?

Your corporate client is lying to Morgan Stanley about the ESG considerations of an investment. How would you advise them?

Could you answer these curveball questions in an interview? They seem hard, right?

We spend most of our time at TCLA guiding you on questions you can expect. This way, you can ace motivational, competency, scenario, and general commercial questions.

But what about the questions you cannot possibly prepare for? The outside-the-box business questions? The complex ethical dilemmas? The most challenging brainteasers?

In this interactive webinar, the TCLA team will walk through some of the hardest interview questions they’ve ever seen or faced and break down their thought process.

The goal is to teach you lasting strategies so that you can provide exceptional answers to questions you never believed you could tackle.

500 places are available, completely free for all. Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_wfaTtgXDRzKqmQyZ_TJfXg.

We expect to reach maximum capacity for this webinar, so please book early to avoid disappointment. A recorded version will be circulated to TCLA Premium members.

We can't wait to hear from Alice Gossop, Jessica Booker, Dheepa M and Jacob Miller!

 

[RoughWood]

I think this is a great topic to cover as most of the time it isn't necessarily about your answer but how you analyse the question. Not for law but I recall once being asked how many dragons would fit in a football stadium? What type of dragon, Welsh, Chinese, GoT? Fully grown? Fit standing up or laying down? American or European football stadium? Just on the pitch or can you include the stands?

It wasn't a question with an actual answer of course but it sparked a great debate and showed how I evaluate a situation.

will have to go and find this recording!

 

[Jaysen]

I think this is a great topic to cover as most of the time it isn't necessarily about your answer but how you analyse the question. Not for law but I recall once being asked how many dragons would fit in a football stadium? What type of dragon, Welsh, Chinese, GoT? Fully grown? Fit standing up or laying down? American or European football stadium? Just on the pitch or can you include the stands?

It wasn't a question with an actual answer of course but it sparked a great debate and showed how I evaluate a situation.

will have to go and find this recording!

Aha, what a question. Will be uploading this tonight!

 

[hopefullawyer101]

Is there any way to access this webinar?

 

[Jaysen]

Is there any way to access this webinar?

Here you go: https://classes.thecorporatelawacademy.com/courses/interview-course/lectures/33429248.

 

[hopefullawyer101]

Here you go: https://classes.thecorporatelawacademy.com/courses/interview-course/lectures/33429248.

Thanks so much! Is there a link to the mock vacation scheme tasks, with your feedback to each person's response? @Jaysen

 

[Jaysen]

Thanks so much! Is there a link to the mock vacation scheme tasks, with your feedback to each person's response? @Jaysen

Yep, here is the first thread. The rest can be found in the Gold Members forum