When is your AC?Hey guys! Does anyone have any tips for the Clifford Chance AC? I would really appreciate it!
When is your AC?Hey guys! Does anyone have any tips for the Clifford Chance AC? I would really appreciate it!
As they have about 3000 applications it is a case of just waiting I'm afraidAlso how long does it take to get a response for your VS application? I applied for a couple firms, such as Linklaters and Latham & Watkins etc, and their deadlines have passed.
Thank you very much for your response. (This is my first time applying for these firms, and it has been quite an experience so far).Ad they have about 3000 applications it is a case of just waiting I'm afraid
Thank you! I applied for spring on 30 Nov and got the benchmark confirmation on 5 Dec.Congrats on your AC invite. Best of luck with it I’m sure you will do amazing!! 😀
Can I ask when did you apply and when did you take the SJT test / get confirmation that you had met or passed the benchmark. 🙂
Here are some articles that might give you some guidance on themes you could consider:can someone please share insights on the issues currently faced by firms? @Jessica Booker @Andrei Radu
it’s been a while, but from what I remember it wasn’t too bad. Basically what it says on the tin (in the email), some SJT, some verbal reasoning, some numerical reasoning with data/graphs. It is untimed, so can take your time to think. Can’t remember exactly what the questions were in the VI but no curveballs.I don't know if anyone has shared but please could u provide any information about the simmons online test? 🙃🙃
Were the numerical reasoning questions reasonable?it’s been a while, but from what I remember it wasn’t too bad. Basically what it says on the tin (in the email), some SJT, some verbal reasoning, some numerical reasoning with data/graphs. It is untimed, so can take your time to think. Can’t remember exactly what the questions were in the VI but no curveballs.
Cant really prepare too much, I’d take the practice test and go for it tbh.
I've had the same thing with NRF.Hey, anyone heard back from Latham?
And also, with NRF - how long does it take for the Arctic Shores test to arrive? because I submitted mine early morning on Friday, completed the RARE form, but do not have any email from Arctic Shores and for some reason I cannot log in onto the workday portal via the link they sent me in an email cause that prompts me for a microsoft log in on Norton server lol
hey congrats! when did you apply and when did you hear back?K&E VI received
Hi @svb risk management intern and first of all congrats for progressing to the VI stage! Considering the time limits, I think the safe choice is to limit your answer to two why the firm reasons - by far the biggest issue that has impacted my own VI performances has been trying to cramp down too much information in too small of a space. Since this is Kirkland, it is highly advisable for one of those to be a Private Equity-based point. For the other one, you should make a judgment call on which reason is more persuasive. You should consider both how unique the USP is to Kirkland and how well you can link it to your motivations and experiences.Hi TCLA Team! Welcome back
I got an invite to the Kirkland VI (received it 2/01, applied on 31/12), and wanted to know what I can do to prepare for the motivational aspect of the question. I read through @Andrei Radu's guide for competency interview preparation already!
I understand it is 1 to 1.5 minutes long, and historically, all of my points have taken longer than that to articulate it. Furthermore, I find Kirkland attractive for 2 practice areas and its diversity, but the time limit suggests that 3 points would be difficult to articulate. My general structure is Point-CV Evidence-Analysis of Evidence-Firm specific interest-link. I am not sure if this being too long is the issue, but would love to know what I can do to ensure I get a cohesive answer to Kirkland!
Other than that, articulating and tone wise, is there anything I can do to make my answer better?
Thank you in advance!