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I think for phone interviews I would advise you to keep your answers short and easy to understand, as you will simply have less time and a harder time communicating than in an actual interview. Because of the time constraints most of it will likely be focused on the usual competency/motivational questions, so prepare for them really well.Any advice for telephone interviews please? What questions can I ask GR
As for questions you can ask the graduate recruitment team, while I think it is generally best to try to link them with something discussed in the interview, I will list some that I think are fine bellow:
- Are there any particular skills/attributes you are particularly looking for in a candidate? What is the most common quality trainees at the firm have?
- What have you observed to be the most common difficulties that trainees at the firm deal with, and how does the firm support them in overcoming them?
- What is the firm's training philosophy? Are people at the firm offered any training on non-legal matters?
- How does the firm's seat/secondment allocation process work?
- What does the firm do to foster its culture?