Ah I see. Thanks for sharing!![]()
Ah I see. Thanks for sharing!![]()
Unfortunately not. You need to meet the following criteria.Hi!! Does anyone know if graduates are eligible to apply for this: https://jobs.pwc.co.uk/student/uk/en/job/561764WD/Advancing-Social-Mobility-Legal-London-2025
Thank you!! I read through that but wanted to check because they keep sending me emails for this role even though I filled in my details on their website so thought they would only send relevant applications through 💀💀
I applied today, it's rolling but from what I understand they do not give AC's until after the deadline and the test is not automatic!
I have a mid 2:1 overall and got an AC with Covington last cycleHi all, which U.S. firms are known to be strict on grades? I currently have Debevoise, Sidley, V&E, Orrick, Covington, and Ropes & Gray on my list. Should I avoid any of these with a mid 2:1 overall🥹
I would expect that this needs to be more motivational based.would appreciate some help regarding this question on the burges salmon vs application: "Burges Salmon offers a six-seat training contract across a wide range of practice areas. Discuss 3 areas that you would be most interested in spending time in."
what am i meant to "discuss" in this? does it mean why I'm interested in those areas, or does it mean talk about those areas in general and discuss recent news about them? or both?
Also worth noting that when they explain what 'analysis' is in the report, they refer to reaching conclusions/assumptions etc more carefully. Hence my presumption.If I got analysis as my lowest following a combined WG/Cappfinity style exam for a firm does that essentially mean I did badly in the WG section? Not usually the case for me, so would be good to know (I will start practicing WGs again).
Do I need to elaborate on why this interests me @Jessica Booker?You’d need to consider what innovation means specifically for that firm, whether it’s their strategy or practical applications of that strategy, and how that strategy then gives them a competitive advantage.
it might just be your lowest scoring section - why they've called it your weakness - but comparatively better than other people's strengths! I don't think there's much you can do with analysis reports without numbersIf I got analysis as my lowest following a combined WG/Cappfinity style exam for a firm does that essentially mean I did badly in the WG section? Not usually the case for me, so would be good to know (I will start practicing WGs again).