My interview is scheduled for 1 Oct - the only available options were the 1st and 2ndHow long do those who got the jones day interview have to prep from getting the invite to the day of the interview ?
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Register HereMy interview is scheduled for 1 Oct - the only available options were the 1st and 2ndHow long do those who got the jones day interview have to prep from getting the invite to the day of the interview ?
It happens enough for you to at least be able to ask for it. I don't see any problem with asking, as the worst that could happen is they say no. This wouldn't put you in a different position than you being unable to commit to the original scheme.Does anyone have experience with requesting to change from WVS to SVS?
I know it varies firm to firm but just generally speaking I'm wondering how common this is or if its a bit of a long shot.
I combine jobs if they're the same job type and not law-related.does anyone have any advice for writing the work experience section of applications? In the sense that I've had about 8 part time jobs in the past 6 years, and they're all quite similar, but obviously all need their own section.
for example 3 of my jobs were in 3 separate supermarkets. I find i'm just writing blah blah customer service, blah blah work ethic, blah blah communication skills for each of them, as they're essentially the same job.
Easier to do when you get the VS.Does anyone have experience with requesting to change from WVS to SVS?
I know it varies firm to firm but just generally speaking I'm wondering how common this is or if its a bit of a long shot.
I went last year and I remember hearing back a few days before the deadline, so they certainly look at it before the closing date.Does anyone know if Baker McKenzie’s open day applications have rolling deadlines?
Thank you so muchI went last year and I remember hearing back a few days before the deadline, so they certainly look at it before the closing date.
I did this method last year and got ACs for every vac scheme I applied for but none of the direct TCs. Ttake from that what you will but I think you are massively disadvantaged going through the direct route for just about every firm except the magic circle (who are ridiculously hard to get through for so not exactly a safe bet). This year I'm taking the L and applying for vac schemes too and will just have to use all my annual leave up on interviews/schemes if I get them.Hey guys, I am one year post grad- took a gap year and have been paralegaling for about 2 months now. i am looking to apply for straight TC's as I can't get enough days off my job to attend vac schemes. Not sure if I will be disadvantaging myself doing this as I know alot of firms hire through vac schemes. Applying for around 5 firms and doing about 2-3 hours of research per firm before drafting my application. Does this sound like a good plan of action? Intrigued on peoples thoughts!
how on earth did you manage that many? seriously impressedAnd we're back
Last Cycle
This cycle
- 71 applications (about 15 WVS applications, 15 Spring VS applications, 15 SVS applications and ~30 direct TC applications)
- obtained 7 ACs
- including 2 Vacation schemes awarded
- aiming for 23 - 25 applications