Absolutely not a sausage. Know lots of people have received PFO’s and invites. But I still haven’t heard anything at all. Now going on 2 unanswered emailsI’ve given up tbh, they must be so so busy and I don’t want to stress them out even more!
I received an invite but they haven’t sent the test?Absolutely not a sausage. Know lots of people have received PFO’s and invites. But I still haven’t heard anything at all. Now going on 2 unanswered emails
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Anyone have any tips for a Simmons AC? Its for Evolve but can't be too dissimilar from VS one I reckon! Anything would be greatly appreciated
Browne Jacobson Telephone interview!
Also, just had my feedback call from Trowers & Hamlins, who told me that they only had 20 spaces for their VS and I was 21st on their list by the amount of points I scored....gutted.
Just another lesson that even if you do the best you can, ultimately the decisions come down to factors outside your control!
Also, just had my feedback call from Trowers & Hamlins, who told me that they only had 20 spaces for their VS and I was 21st on their list by the amount of points I scored....gutted.
Just another lesson that even if you do the best you can, ultimately the decisions come down to factors outside your control!
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A short to take notice of! He was there early in GameStop too (which appears to have contributed to DeepF***Value's own investment).No I'm talking about this evening - it's the same guy, but it's gone public that he's just shorted Tesla very recently
Has anyone done the Fieldfisher test? Do you know if it's a critical reasoning test or a situational judgment thing?
mostly situational judgement some critical thinking questions at the end.
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Monday sounds like a good call, maybe in the afternoon just in case they contact you first thing.
Evening all,
I have just attended a really great webinar (with General Assembly), focussing on high performance and failure. I thought considering how tough the process has been I might share some of the points that were shared, just in case they might help anyone.
We are what we do repeatedly (Aristotle) - the key to high performance is often habit. When we become stressed or overwhelmed we often revert back to our habits, so making effort to maintain healthy habits that work towards our goals is key!
Top tips for what can help amplify performance:
The speaker really recommended knowing yourself and what you bring to the table - you should be able to identify your 5 greatest strengths.
This is important because it encourages us to focus on our strengths opposed to our shortcomings (apparently this mindset could make us 3x more likely to have an excellent quality of life!). She also said 'in times of uncertainty we can only be certain of what we can do' and I really liked this.
Redefine failure to be an opportunity to develop your understanding of what doesn't work for you - stop focussing on the on the fact that you have failed and instead consider why do you think you failed, if you don't know, try and get feedback.
She also said too much of the time we have an idea of what we consider success to look like but that it's too widely influenced by our surroundings and we should consider first what does success look like to me? When considering what your 'why' is, look at the world around you and identify the issues that light a fire inside of you.
her final message was: in times of failure of uncertainty we should try to always choose courage over comfort.
Recommended books were
Confidence Code
Lean in
Podcast recommendation: how to own the room
I have just attended a really great webinar (with General Assembly), focussing on high performance and failure. I thought considering how tough the process has been I might share some of the points that were shared, just in case they might help anyone.
We are what we do repeatedly (Aristotle) - the key to high performance is often habit. When we become stressed or overwhelmed we often revert back to our habits, so making effort to maintain healthy habits that work towards our goals is key!
Top tips for what can help amplify performance:
- Sometimes it's about saying less and pausing more, being articulate in our thoughts and not rushing through them demonstrates confidence but also allows us our words to have more effect.
- Look at the people that are doing what you want to do better than you and consider what makes them better.
- Manage your fears
- Enjoy yourself - remember you have chosen your journey so you should make an effort to enjoy it, even when it is tough.
- Grow from feedback - negative feedback can be super hard to hear, but it's actually a gift that allows us to springboard into success and doing better.
The speaker really recommended knowing yourself and what you bring to the table - you should be able to identify your 5 greatest strengths.
This is important because it encourages us to focus on our strengths opposed to our shortcomings (apparently this mindset could make us 3x more likely to have an excellent quality of life!). She also said 'in times of uncertainty we can only be certain of what we can do' and I really liked this.
Redefine failure to be an opportunity to develop your understanding of what doesn't work for you - stop focussing on the on the fact that you have failed and instead consider why do you think you failed, if you don't know, try and get feedback.
- Fun Fact: Walt Disney was rejected by 302 banks before he secured funding for Disneyland
- Resilience is a lot to do with remembering why you are taking this journey.
She also said too much of the time we have an idea of what we consider success to look like but that it's too widely influenced by our surroundings and we should consider first what does success look like to me? When considering what your 'why' is, look at the world around you and identify the issues that light a fire inside of you.
her final message was: in times of failure of uncertainty we should try to always choose courage over comfort.
Recommended books were
Confidence Code
Lean in
Podcast recommendation: how to own the room
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Incredibly kind of you to share these notes within the forum, thank you!
Also waiting to hear from both these firms (my final VS apps for this cycle). Faegre sent out rejections a couple of weeks ago, but haven't sent out any positive news as far as I can tell. A&P have already done interviews and begun making offers apparently
Hi Guys,
I am currently applying for a role and I am struggling with two questions.
1. Please provide details of a recent legal issue that you worked on. What was your involvement? What was the outcome? (500 words max).My plan is to talk about the work I have done on a very vague piece of legislation. Is this ok? I am confused by the term legal issue.
2.We take pride in our inclusivity and place a high value in flexible working. What impactful contribution have you made to create an inclusive working environment? (Max 300 words) My team and I worked on a very long task which lasted the whole summer, beyond managing the meetings and handling the workload, I also organised lunches to discuss about our respective backgrounds and how they impacted on our life. What do you think?
I am currently applying for a role and I am struggling with two questions.
1. Please provide details of a recent legal issue that you worked on. What was your involvement? What was the outcome? (500 words max).My plan is to talk about the work I have done on a very vague piece of legislation. Is this ok? I am confused by the term legal issue.
2.We take pride in our inclusivity and place a high value in flexible working. What impactful contribution have you made to create an inclusive working environment? (Max 300 words) My team and I worked on a very long task which lasted the whole summer, beyond managing the meetings and handling the workload, I also organised lunches to discuss about our respective backgrounds and how they impacted on our life. What do you think?
Well spoke too soon for this. I heard yesterday afternoon that I was successful and I will beginning my Training Contract in-house this September!!!!! A very good day and thank you to everyone for all the kind and generous help throughout!!
Omg you guys...I'm starting as a paralegal at my firm im training at in June!!!!
Any current paralegals here who have any tips? Is there any way to prepare, or should I just go in with enthusiasm? So excited!!!
Any current paralegals here who have any tips? Is there any way to prepare, or should I just go in with enthusiasm? So excited!!!
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Go in with enthusiasm, give everything your best then take on board feedback offered, offer to help colleagues or the team if you have spare capacity, find your own methods for managing your day and tasks, read around the topics (PLC is a good start) if there's things you're unfamilar with. Things may be a steep learning curve, so you may only start to get the hang of things 3-6 months in
These are the same tips that would apply to someone starting a TC as well I feel
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