I didn’t apply but I checked last year’s thread and some people got PFOs at the beginning of February. Someone got an invite at the end of January though.PLEASE ANY IDEA ON WHEN SIDLEY WILL GET BACK
I applied close to the deadline which doesn't help my case either.Anyone else not received anything from Addleshaw Goddard since taking the critical thinking test? I took it early November
Same!!Anyone completed the Simmons VI? Any tips would be appreciated!
I applied on the deadline day. No news is probs good news for youDid people with pfos from Bakers apply late? I applied on the deadline which was probably not wise lol
i haven't heard back from goodwin either. Not assuming anything, just praying....should I assume Goodwin and K&E PFO, if haven't got VI invite?
Applying means you have a chance regardless of how close it is to the deadline. Its much better than not applying at all, imoDid people with pfos from Bakers apply late? I applied on the deadline which was probably not wise lol
Yes me too, this would be really useful and I feel there is a serious lack of widely-available material online!Does anyone just have general links for mock written exercises? Would really appreciate it!!
thank you, applied on the 3rdCongrats! When did you submit your app?
From the SPB applications I have seen, it is best to avoid the repetition and just focus on other aspects of the firm's opportunities outside of practice areas. This can include things like sector expertise, the structure of their training contract/trainee supervision, cultural aspects of the firm, or things like their approach to CSR/pro-bono/client relationships etc. I think you can often still find things that are very SPB specific for these and then focus on the practice areas in the other question, especially as you also have to cover "why commercial law" in this question too, which means you don't have a lot of word count to dedicate to these other factors.For Squire Patton Boggs, the first question says “why you are motivated to pursue a career in a commercial law firm, in particular Squire Patton Boggs” but the second question says “Which of our practice areas are you most interested in, what has influenced your interest in this area” (both 200 words).
One of my reasons for why the firm is their work, but should I steer away from that and use other reasons so that my answers don’t overlap? I’m worried that will make my first answer a little vaguer and not tailored enough to the firm if I only discuss things like their initiatives. Any help is appreciated!
@Amma Usman @Andrei Radu @Jessica Booker
Spring or Summer?Has anyone got any insight into Kirkland assessment centre? Please pm me. Thanks
I think you can discuss the firm more broadly but I would encourage anyone to tailor it more to the London office where appropriately. For instance, you might identify a theme that is a strategy the firm takes across its network, but then find an example of how they deliver that specifically within London.Hi @Jessica Booker, @Andrei Radu, @Amma Usman
I am applying to Paul Weiss and for the first question that asks "As a premier law firm, how do you think Paul, Weiss maintains its competitive advantage?", do you think I should focus just on the work of the London office or would it be good to include some of the work they do internationally and particularly in the US?