Off topic but would CVs for paralegal positions have to be 1-page like in finance?
Or could you have a 2 page CV?
Or could you have a 2 page CV?
2 pages is fine for paralegal roles too.Off topic but would CVs for paralegal positions have to be 1-page like in finance?
Or could you have a 2 page CV?
Which firms do you mean?@Jessica Booker or anyone else who knows, how come some firms have law-only intakes and (most) others don't?
Please feel free to PM me. I can advise if I can respond once I have seen your message.Hi @Jessica Booker - do you mind if I private message you for advice? (I’d have to share some personal information)
I hadn't, but then I received a PFO yesterday 😢has anyone else not heard from Morgan Lewis post app
I didn't get one yet... wasn't expecting to hear yet but has thrown me that people have been rejected and offered interviewsI hadn't, but then I received a PFO yesterday 😢
BCLP Financial Services TC PFO 😢 and Sullcrom holding emailSullcrom anyone?? I heard that some people are getting holding emails
Yes - you can still ask them for the feedback. It is something firms will be used to getting requests for.I have recently accepted a tc offer following a successful vs (still in disbelief!). Even though I got the tc I’d still like feedback on the tests just out of curiosity really but they have only sent feedback to unsuccessful candidates.
How do you think it would seem if I ask for feedback? I am concerned that it may come across as just looking for praise when I’m really just curious!
@Jessica Booker do you have any thoughts on this?
I think your approach is the right one. Depending on the other evidence in your application, you may need less of the "why law" (for instance, this doesn't necessarily need a lot of focus if you have studied law and worked in the profession before, compared to someone who may have not studied the subject and has less experience with the sector) which could then allow you to focus more on the "why you" and "why the firm" - to me the latter is very important though, you need to explain your motivations for the firm specifically and why they are a good fit for your career aspirations.Hi everyone. I am applying for a direct training contract at Payne Hicks Beach, and the only application question on the form is: 'Please write a short statement in support of your application (600 words)'
I was thinking of writing equal parts of why law, why PHB and why me (basically the standard cover letter structure). I just wanted to confirm whether my approach is okay, or since it's a personal statement, I should focus more on me and less on the firm.
Thanks for your help!