I am finding that written case studies are repeatedly proving the main block to getting through assessment centres successfully. I am looking to get as much practice in these as possible. I have kept two written case studies from assessment centres I have attended and was wandering if anyone else has done the same. If this is the case, I would be happy to exchange exercises so that we can both get in some more practice using fresh material. If anyone feels like swapping exercises then send me a message and we can discuss!
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Written/presentation case studies
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Hi @TACC
You may find my recent Monday Article on this issue helpful if you've not already had a run over it:
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You may find my recent Monday Article on this issue helpful if you've not already had a run over it:
Definitive Guide to Law Firm Case Studies! *Monday Article Series*
Hi all, please see below the third of my Monday Article Series! This week is my definitive guide to case studies. It's a long one - you might want to go get a coffee and settle in! Introduction This week’s Monday Article will cover how to approach law firm case studies, one of the most...
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Thank you so much for the case study guide - it is extremely useful @Jacob Miller!
I have an AC coming up and I am struggling to understand the best way to format an e-mail in a case study. How exactly would I include my ideas and how would I start it off? And as in the article, is it best to start the e-mail with a brief summary of all the issues I spotted and suggested solutions, followed by analysis after the executive summary?
Thanks for your help!
I have an AC coming up and I am struggling to understand the best way to format an e-mail in a case study. How exactly would I include my ideas and how would I start it off? And as in the article, is it best to start the e-mail with a brief summary of all the issues I spotted and suggested solutions, followed by analysis after the executive summary?
Thanks for your help!
Hi,
Best of luck for your AC. I would personally use an executive summary in order of importance and then detail each issue and next steps/ solution below using clear sub-headings relating to each issue in the same order.
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