Yeah I’m in the same boat - told me latest 21st Oct, still nothing post written assessment
did you ask for your WG results?Linklaters WG, I just completed this and have my results. 29/40 33% percentile. How does this add up. Do they place greater weight on the WG or the Capp test?
Thank you, Andrei. this is really helpful!I have quoted bellow here some posts I wrote detailing both (i) my further research sources beyond the ones you mentioned; and (ii) my thinking process in determining what to look out for when trying to analyse a firm's practice areas beyond Chambers/Legal 500 rankings. I think you may find them quite useful. In conjunction, I feel they encapsulate the basic research "theory" I relied on when working as a Law Firm Profile Writer for TCLA, and which enabled me to write profiles like the Davis Polk one. However, please do let me know if you have any other questions about researching firms in general, or researching DPW in particular.
I got 90% percentile last year and they didn't progress me to AC so they definitely emphasise the Capp more hahaLinklaters WG, I just completed this and have my results. 29/40 33% percentile. How does this add up. Do they place greater weight on the WG or the Capp test?
Some people (including me) were informed literally the next morning .Anyone know how long HSF take post - AC? Had mine this morning, keen to hear if anyone else knows the rough timeframe as I forgot to ask GradRec
Last year --> Offers: within 3 days (I had mine on Tuesday as well and successful candidates were notified by Friday)Anyone know how long HSF take post - AC? Had mine this morning, keen to hear if anyone else knows the rough timeframe as I forgot to ask GradRec
Thank you for your response. This is really interesting to know. What is The point of the WG they do a small one in the Capp test.I got 90% percentile last year and they didn't progress me to AC so they definitely emphasise the Capp more haha
Congrats - when is your AC scheduled? I also did an AC with them recently, and am wondering how many they have / the final day for them running ACs.HSF Winter! Shocked as I thought they were done with ACs
Was this successful or unsuccessful?Some people (including me) were informed literally the next morning .
I completely agree with @Jessica Booker, take a look at the language to see if the timing is an assessment factor. If you think the answer is yes, I would advise you to consider emailing the graduate recruitment team about your technical issues. In almost every situation of this sort I have been told the recruiters were helpful and I can't think of any reason why doing this might disadvantage you.@Jessica Booker @Andrei Radu do you have any thoughts?
I agree with @Jessica Booker, many times when applicants attempt not to mention the name of a firm they worked at the writing just looks slightly odd. I think many people tend to wrongly assume that showing interactions/experience with other firms is undesirable because it looks like you are not committed enough to the firm. However, recruiters at firms are well-aware of how competitive the application process is and they expect you to apply to other places as well. I have actually been told by some partners that they rejected candidates for telling them in interviews they didn't apply for any other firms, because this shows a lack of a serious commitment for a career in commercial law.@Andrei Radu @Jessica Booker
Hello! I am writing my answer to a 'why do you want to train at this firm' question. One of the things I discuss is the firm's strength in banking and finance, and to show why this is important to me, I want to discuss my experience sitting in this practice area during a VS I completed last year. Do you recommend that I write which law firm it was or not? Thank you!