Stephenson Harwood virtual assessment invite!!! I think I applied like 1-2 days before the deadline, for Spring, Summer 1 and Summer 2. 🙂
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Thank you! I applied on the deadline, and for Spring + Summer 1.Huge congrats! Am waiting to hear back, when did u apply?
Awesome, thank you!To my knowledge, they review applications first and then successful applicants get the test invite. 🙂
Same, I am genuinely so perplexed as to why some people got ghosted post testStill waiting to hear from PW, assuming its a rejection?
I think you should change your name to Jose Mourinho at this point, you're the 🐐 🤣Stephenson Harwood virtual assessment invite!!! I think I applied like 1-2 days before the deadline, for Spring, Summer 1 and Summer 2. 🙂
Some of us who did the interview are still waiting to hear back. It seems like most VS offers (if not all) have been given out. So they might just be doing PFOs in a batch soon.Still waiting to hear from PW, assuming its a rejection?
At this point I think it’s possible that they’re waiting to see if spaces are actually filled — e.g.: people may drop out from the VS for various reasons. But yeah more than likely PFOSame, I am genuinely so perplexed as to why some people got ghosted post test
Fair to assume a pfo if i have not been sent the SH assessment? (Applied on the deadline day)![]()
That’s reassured me too thanks Chris breezyNah not at all man! They most likely will send them in batches and/or might be prioritising Spring VS first. Don’t assume PFO just yet! Best of luck for SH. 🙂
Thanks Andrei, I appreciate the adviceWhile in general direct TC applications are more competitive than VS applications, I think you should go for it. I know people with similar levels of legal experience who managed to secure TCs in this way - perhaps partly because most people concentrate all of their applications efforts in the VS cycle and ignore summer opportunities, thus making them comparatively less competitive. Just make sure to select firms that are know to recruit substantial numbers from the direct track and ideally ones who do not explicitly state that they expect applicants to have substantial legal work experience.
Finally, although this is slightly unrelated, if you find yourself starting another VS applications cycle next year, I would definitely advise you to target more than 8 firms (unless you have very specific practice area interests or time limit issues). I think the "it's a numbers game" saying holds to some extent and that you therefore want to submit as many high quality applications as possible.
I don't even know if they have started running ACs atp lol (excluding fast-track ACs in Jan/early Feb).Is this for spring or summer, I’m still waiting post app/test for spring and don’t know whether they’re still running ACs at this point.