Sorry to hear this. Do they send them out in batches or as they sift?
I applied at a similar time and haven't heard a peep, bar the receipt of my application the day I applied...
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Sorry to hear this. Do they send them out in batches or as they sift?
I applied at a similar time and haven't heard a peep, bar the receipt of my application the day I applied...
Definitely - I've passed when wearing a smart-ish jumper@Jessica Booker I don't need the whole suit jacket and tie for VIs right? Just a regular formal shirt will suffice?
Thanks!Definitely - I've passed when wearing a smart-ish jumper
I was also worried about that. Found it really hard to contact a referee given I graduated 3 years ago. My personal tutor doesn't provide references to anyone who has graduated more than one year ago and now she no longer works at my uni. I was quite confident in my application, but oh wellOh lol sorry, no they didn't. I knew my referee (my seminar leader) would likely be unavailable because it's still winter break and lessons don't start until Monday and I was rejected by Jones Day so that may have played a part but idk.
Hi, just to let you know that it won't make any bearing on your application! When I applied to JD 2020, I was 2 years out of uni and my personal tutor was leaving at the time of my application. I ended up giving the email of the head of my uni's law school who taught me one module but was unlikely to remember me. At my Vac Scheme interview, there was a brief (friendly) mention that my reference just mentioned that I did indeed attend my uni on the dates I said and that I got the grades I said I did. I explained that those who tutored me closely had left so the uni could probably only provide a generic response and they completely understood!I was also worried about that. Found it really hard to contact a referee given I graduated 3 years ago. My personal tutor doesn't provide references to anyone who has graduated more than one year ago and now she no longer works at my uni. I was quite confident in my application, but oh well
That's good to know at least! Guess I need to brush up on my cover letter next time lolHi, just to let you know that it won't make any bearing on your application! When I applied to JD 2020, I was 2 years out of uni and my personal tutor was leaving at the time of my application. I ended up giving the email of the head of my uni's law school who taught me one module but was unlikely to remember me. At my Vac Scheme interview, there was a brief (friendly) mention that my reference just mentioned that I did indeed attend my uni on the dates I said and that I got the grades I said I did. I explained that those who tutored me closely had left so the uni could probably only provide a generic response and they completely understood!
Hi, I have mine coming up this week - really nervous. Any tips would be really appreciated - what kind of questions do they ask / do I need commercial awareness? This is my first VIAnyone heard from Irwin Mitchell post VI?
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It is perfectly acceptable to ask for an alternative date - just explain you have commitments that day you cannot move and therefore is there any flexibility with the date they can offer.I need advice, serious advice. I've just gotten an Experience Day invite from EY for their Law Internship, but they've only given me one date which is the 26th of January to do it. 26th of January is also the date of my Freshfields AC, the EY one starts at 8:45 AM and ends at 12:45 PM and the Freshfields one starts at 1:15 PM. They're both virtual ACs. Is it plausible and fair to ask the EY graduate recruitment for an alternative AC date? Of course doing two ACs in a day would not be ideal at all but I do want to take every opportunity just in case, does anyone also have any experience doing two ACs back to back? Is it advisable at all? I thought more AC invites would be something I'd be jumping up and down about but this is causing me immense stress
@Jessica Booker I could really use for your expertise for this!
This page might be helpful: M&A Tax | M&A Lawyers (burges-salmon.com)Does anyone have any insight into what kind of work a trainee would help on for a tax department involved in an M&A deal?
Probably next week considering apps closed today. It was the same with DP.has anyone heard from sullivan? when do you think we are going to hear back?
Yes - this would suffice for a video interview.@Jessica Booker I don't need the whole suit jacket and tie for VIs right? Just a regular formal shirt will suffice?
How did it go? I've got to do mine - any help would be really appreciatedVI at Irwin Mitchell. Has anyone already done it / can give insight into what to prepare for?
Anyone still waiting for a Macfarlanes response? Do you know if they send them in batches?Macfarlanes AC, just heard back š„“
Applied around 2 weeks ago for their summer scheme
Any tips would be greatly appreciated, feel free to PM me as well. Thank you! š„°
But what about if your referee is unable to comment in time? I think on the application it said 10 days notice or something but I applied Dec 20th so obvs my referee wouldn't say anything during Christmas.Hi, just to let you know that it won't make any bearing on your application! When I applied to JD 2020, I was 2 years out of uni and my personal tutor was leaving at the time of my application. I ended up giving the email of the head of my uni's law school who taught me one module but was unlikely to remember me. At my Vac Scheme interview, there was a brief (friendly) mention that my reference just mentioned that I did indeed attend my uni on the dates I said and that I got the grades I said I did. I explained that those who tutored me closely had left so the uni could probably only provide a generic response and they completely understood!
Iām still waiting and I applied on the deadlineAnyone still waiting for a Macfarlanes response? Do you know if they send them in batches?