they will get back to you, not in a day tho, it might take some time ☺️
Ah great thank you! Was worried as other people said they got confirmation v quick
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they will get back to you, not in a day tho, it might take some time ☺️
mine took 4 days.Ah great thank you! Was worried as other people said they got confirmation v quick
me too but I put the spring scheme as my first choice. hoping they'll consider us! Have seen some outright PFOs so fingers crossed.Same, heard nothing re winter, don't know if that means a PFO or if they are considering us for spring/summer.
Congratulations!! I'm sure all of your applications were great - maybe it's just the classic luck of the draw situationI’ve just been offered the Slaughter and May winter workshop! Over the moon as I was really down about my Linklaters rejection today and my HSF one a couple of weeks ago. Definitely thought it was my weakest application as well!
No, you don't have to do the WG again at the AC anymore.Yes, you have to do the WG again at AC.
Just got offered a place too! Can't wait to meet you there (virtually)I’ve just been offered the Slaughter and May winter workshop! Over the moon as I was really down about my Linklaters rejection today and my HSF one a couple of weeks ago. Definitely thought it was my weakest application as well!
The rejection is a killer I completely get where you're coming from. You just have to keep trying and going to events etc until something sticks! In terms of advice, get as much feedback from the places you had ACs at as you can - then you can focus in on what to improve for your next one. There are some v useful resources on here too for stuff like case studies so make the most of those. It can seem pretty bleak sometimes but getting to the AC stage is impressive in its own right so try and keep trucking. And for context I failed 3 ACs before I got a vac scheme. Best of luckHey guys, I was recently rejected from A&O post AC and have been rejected from one other firm at AC (albeit a firm not near the stature of A&O). I was wondering how many AC's some of the future trainees had before they were successful? I am a little worried, as I seem to struggle with them. In addition, due to personal circumstances, I have only made three applications so far this cycle (one of them A&O) and whilst I'm hoping to get another two away this month, it starting to seem unlikely I will get something this cycle.
Haha fair, must have changed it since.No, you don't have to do the WG again at the AC anymore.
Thank you very much for this really appreciate it a lot.I agree with all said above- Weil does take a lot of pride in its pro bono work so I think it is a good one to mention as a supplementary point but not a main one. I also think talking about in a way that links to specifically why it interests you will probably be more impactful than just talking about the fact that it is fee earning work!
Thank you for this it is really helpful.I agree with the above, and would just add that to the extent that you *do* talk about pro bono, frame it with some specificity - ex. 'I like [X] initiative and the opportunity to make [Y] impact because of [Z] reason.' I would also be careful about the framing of any mention of pro bono counting towards targets - it is ultimately something the lawyers do on top of their fee-earning work.
It is an interview this cycle, they changed their processAnyone received Reed Smith research questions yet.
They’ve got rid of this stage. They’ve substituted it with a VI.Anyone received Reed Smith research questions yet.