think it was probably trueVery interesting. I am torn between probably true and insufficient data. At first I am tempted to go for probably true because the mother said the daughter was fine with it. But we do not actually know the daughter's true interpretation of the incident, only what she told the mother. Therefore, I would go for insufficient data.
https://www.pwc.co.uk/careers/student-careers/apply/application-timetable.htmlI think they are rolling that's what it says on the website, and thank you for the other answers
That is what the website says "Please note, for most of our graduate and undergraduate programmes, we recruit on a rolling basis, which means when our roles open, they will fill up on a first come first served basis"https://www.pwc.co.uk/careers/student-careers/apply/application-timetable.html
As a deadline is given, it is non-rolling. Going into my third cycle applying for PwC and they always respond after the deadline
Please read the link I sent, in particular the 'deadline driven recruitment' heading. If you click through the roles below it also shows which are rolling and which have deadlines. Legal has a deadline of 25th January. They will not respond before that.That is what the website says "Please note, for most of our graduate and undergraduate programmes, we recruit on a rolling basis, which means when our roles open, they will fill up on a first come first served basis"
so they are rolling but some firms do not announce until the deadlines passes but they defiantly make decisions on rolling basis.
Links is famously opaque on that front. Last year I scored 97th percentile or thereabouts on the WG but got a PFO (and heard similar stories on this forum), others were in the 50th-60th and got through. So WG seems to be assessed relative to CAPP performance and the general assumption is that CAPP is probably much more important (albeit also opaque).Anyone know if there is a benchmark pass mark for the Linklaters WG test? Or if not, how do they use the WG test as part of their assessment of a candidate (considering it is untimed)?
@Jessica Booker
Even if someone knows the benchmark, it means very little. You don't know the make up of the score, which means it is impossible go interpret what it means for you as an individual applicant.Anyone know if there is a benchmark pass mark for the Linklaters WG test? Or if not, how do they use the WG test as part of their assessment of a candidate (considering it is untimed)?
@Jessica Booker
They’re the same questions from last week. I can’t remember what they were exactly. One was about your reasons for applying, the other was reacting to a situation, and I can’t remember the other two.What are the questions for BCLP Vac scheme?
i can’t see it - they are using vantage so i have to fill up all my academics before i get to that stage :\
I would email them if you have waited that long or better still give them a quick call. Good luck!Has anyone else not received the BCLP tests yet? I applied over a month ago but haven't been sent a link yet
Ashurst said it’s non-rolling and it’s deadline is the 13th so probably won’t hear for a whileStill waiting to hear back from Ashurst, HSF and Linklaters - anyone else?
I'm waiting on Ashurst and HSF too. Is Linklaters non-rolling?Still waiting to hear back from Ashurst, HSF and Linklaters - anyone else?