Thank you Jessica! Should they also include a full breakdown of University grades, or will a yearly average suffice?
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Does anyone know what the application process is like for King & Spalding, as they don't put anything online regarding that...
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On their website, it seems to suggest there are 3 main stages: 1) submit online application, 2) AC and 3) final panel interviews. This is for the Sept 26 or Mar/Sept 27 entry.
Not sure if there are other stages for their application process. It says AC’s will run in March or April and final panel interviews are to be held in May.
It says the deadline is 1pm on 24th Feb. Best of luck in your application! 🙂🙂
Not sure if there are other stages for their application process. It says AC’s will run in March or April and final panel interviews are to be held in May.
It says the deadline is 1pm on 24th Feb. Best of luck in your application! 🙂🙂
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If this is for a TC/VS, I’d generally include all module grades
Watson's Daily is generally very good. Also podcasts from the firm, ideally. FT daily briefing gets recommended often.
The Rest is Money and Politics are both great. If you get past the political leanings and the “contentious” personalities, you get a broad, sufficiently detailed, and easy to understand comprehension of what goes on within and between business/politics. It focuses massively on context, which improves understanding.
I would say FT news is great, but only for updates. It’s like watching one of the BBC 30min news slots throughout the day. It will only tell you the key points.
Hi everyone, hope all are having a nice evening (even if things seem bleak, they will get better!)
I just wanted to point one thing out, it is not a massive issue (getting TCs is much more important obv). I sometimes have noticed people referring to other people with male pronouns and it is absolutely okay to do this if you know the person or have had interaction with them to know that. I think it's not wrong to say that a lot of us also don't use male pronouns (by virtue of being female, non-binary, queer, etc), so just a humble request please keep this in mind and don't assume every person is a man.
This profession used to be very heavily male dominated and women weren't allowed so I guess it makes me feel some kind of way haha
Thanks!
I just wanted to point one thing out, it is not a massive issue (getting TCs is much more important obv). I sometimes have noticed people referring to other people with male pronouns and it is absolutely okay to do this if you know the person or have had interaction with them to know that. I think it's not wrong to say that a lot of us also don't use male pronouns (by virtue of being female, non-binary, queer, etc), so just a humble request please keep this in mind and don't assume every person is a man.
This profession used to be very heavily male dominated and women weren't allowed so I guess it makes me feel some kind of way haha
Thanks!
love pestering graduate recruitment every now and then using my other email ids <3 <3
I would also suggest reading LittleLaw - https://littlelaw.co.uk/subscribe?ref=66ZC8gUJCD
They break down commercial news stories in three sections
- look out (external factors giving way to the substance of the news story)
- look in (the actual news story
- why commercial law (how it affects law firms)
It was okay, it definitely took me longer than they said it would. It also was split into verbal reasoning, numerical reasoning, STJ etc and then at the end there were 4 VI questions that I had to record
Does anyone know what the numerical reasoning and verbal reasoning questions typically look like? I'm just curious about the format and type of questions. Also, are there any good resources to practice these kinds of questions?
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