I think they've changed their process now... (I hate WGs)Not last year - they asked people to do them before the AC but said in the feedback call that it was just to collect data and didn't use them to make decisions
I think they've changed their process now... (I hate WGs)Not last year - they asked people to do them before the AC but said in the feedback call that it was just to collect data and didn't use them to make decisions
No, I can confirm. Was invited to AC last year and the WG was also attached to the AC invite. On the feedback call, they said the same but I think they've changed their process to use WG to filter candidates now. (rip me)is this true? why would they need data on it? so if someone got a WG for Cleary does that mean they will get an AC? seems unrealistic idk tho
To contribute to the Cleary discussion, I'm 99% sure it's part of the process now because I was sent one not too long after applying. Not sure if it's a "filter" with a concrete benchmark though.Does Cleary filter using WGs?
On that note, do candidates get penalised for not filling out the Rare survey? I didn't grow up in the UK so almost all of the questions are inapplicable (eg. school meals, postcode, etc), but they do not have a "prefer not to say" option. I usually opt out because the answers I would necessarily have to supply would not be reflective of my circumstances in any way, but is this a bad thing?If anyone is waiting for a WG from DLA it might be because you haven’t completed the Rare survey. That’s what has just happened to me. Hopefully now I’ve completed it they get back to me with their verdict sharpish.
Do they ask people to complete the test before the deadline? Or do we get a certain number of days to complete it, regardless of when we submit the application?To contribute to the Cleary discussion, I'm 99% sure it's part of the process now because I was sent one not too long after applying. Not sure if it's a "filter" with a concrete benchmark though.
It's three days from the date of the invite! I assume that'll be the same in any case because the test isn't automatically sent out (i.e. you might receive it after the application deadline in the first place)Do they ask people to complete the test before the deadline? Or do we get a certain number of days to complete it, regardless of when we submit the application?
oh okay, thanks for clarifyingIt's three days from the date of the invite! I assume that'll be the same in any case because the test isn't automatically sent out (i.e. you might receive it after the application deadline in the first place)
I received an interview invite despite having no formal interactions with the firm.Anyone who applied to slaughters- how much pre firm contact did you have.
The presentation evening is all booked up for my uni and I’m worried I won’t have enough personal insights for my application.
Roughly a month - I applied mid SeptemberHow long did it take after ur app to get the invite?
The assessment is untimed but we have 2 mins for each video interview question.Does anyone have any insight please into the application process for a TC at Pinsent Masons? In particular, regarding the online blended assessment. Is it timed etc?
They said you can opt out instead of completing it.On that note, do candidates get penalised for not filling out the Rare survey? I didn't grow up in the UK so almost all of the questions are inapplicable (eg. school meals, postcode, etc), but they do not have a "prefer not to say" option. I usually opt out because the answers I would necessarily have to supply would not be reflective of my circumstances in any way, but is this a bad thing?
I am also really curious about this. Does it impact you if you don't complete this section (Rare context). I sometimes don't because I feel I don't tick the boxes per se (i.e. didn't have free school meals, not a carer at a young age etc).They said you can opt out instead of completing it.
Yes, which is why I asked whether candidates get penalised for not completing it (i.e. by opting out)They said you can opt out instead of completing it.