Me too. I don’t think it’s automatic (at least it wasn’t in previous years).Hi, does anyone know if Gowling WLG’s arctic shores test is automatic? Just received it
Ah never mind. I just got an email from them saying there’s a technical problem at their test provider.Has anyone received online tests from Osborne Clarke? If so how long did it take after submitting your app? It’s been nearly a week since i submitted my app and it’s supposed to be automatic that you receive the tests.
I wouldn't worry about competitiveness levels and instead apply to the office you want a long term career in. The firm will be very used to people trying to game the system and thinking one location is more competitive than the other (this happens for lots of firms with offices across the UK) and they are pretty good at spotting people who do this and ensure they assess choice of location in the recruitment process.Anyone know if OC is more competitive for London or Bristol. They recruit more trainees in Bristol than London so was just wondering are they more competitive in Bristol. If anyone has applied for them in previous cycles feel free to provide guidance on their application process it will be appreciated.
Had the White and Case VI about a week ago now, no response since then. Haven’t heard back from the other two, but I’ve seen some people mentioning Links AC invites this week.
Yup AC invite last week for next weekI am still waiting on them for WVS. Not sure what to think at this point :/
I get the sense two helps. You might not sit in one. Similarly, you've got to do several.when applying to firms that excel in multiple practice areas, is it a good idea to zoom in on one as a reason for why you are applying? I.e. with a small word count e.g 300 is it better to go more in depth on one area or try and write a more holistic answer?
I don't think there is a right or wrong answer here as it is dependent on how it fits into other aspects of your application. For instance, if you have lots of evidence of an interest in a practice area elsewhere (work experience, academics, dissertation topic etc), you could potentially afford to be more focused on another area in why you are applying rather than needing the emphasis the interest in the area you have had a lot of exposure to once again.when applying to firms that excel in multiple practice areas, is it a good idea to zoom in on one as a reason for why you are applying? I.e. with a small word count e.g 300 is it better to go more in depth on one area or try and write a more holistic answer?
Thank you and was just wondering in general as am thinking of applying for London but was just curious as they have a big presence in Bristol. Some firms receive more application for regional offices.I wouldn't worry about competitiveness levels and instead apply to the office you want a long term career in. The firm will be very used to people trying to game the system and thinking one location is more competitive than the other (this happens for lots of firms with offices across the UK) and they are pretty good at spotting people who do this and ensure they assess choice of location in the recruitment process.
If this is for the WVS I believe they've already held their AC'sAny updates from Simmons post test?
Oh that’s a shame, considering I just submitted my application on Friday and the deadline is the 25th of OctIf this is for the WVS I believe they've already held their AC's
I'm not sure if they will be holding more but some people on here have definitely already done AC's for the WVS either last week or the week before. This is a firm which recruits on a rolling basis so its possible (although I cannot say whether this is actually the case) that they have already filled up the vac scheme.Oh that’s a shame, considering I just submitted my application on Friday and the deadline is the 25th of Oct
They have held some ACs but there are more to comeI'm not sure if they will be holding more but some people on here have definitely already done AC's for the WVS either last week or the week before. This is a firm which recruits on a rolling basis so its possible (although I cannot say whether this is actually the case) that they have already filled up the vac scheme.
Has anyone received online tests from Osborne Clarke? If so how long did it take after submitting your app? It’s been nearly a week since i submitted my app and it’s supposed to be automatic that you receive the tests.