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Hi @flower1 that's a great question. While I have not had to deal with a lot of antitrust-related tasks and questions in my ACs, I would aim to know the following:
The main competition law infringements that companies can be fined for: abuse of a dominant position in the market, forming of...
Just to quickly come in to add to the many amazing responses from other forum members:
Firstly, on the accent bit: I completely relate to your anxiety about it, as this is something I used to worry about a lot as a non-native speak with a quite noticeable Eastern European accent. I remember...
Hi @lucky gal and huge congratulations on the AC! I would say most of the preparation should still be quite similar to that for a law firm AC, in that most competency/motivational questions and any individual/group exercises will likely not differ a lot. I think the key points of difference will...
I think it is fine to email them once their self-imposed reply deadline has passed, in the sense that such a query is not likely to be looked negatively upon. That said, I would advise you not to do this before at least another week or so has passed. This is because graduate recruiters...
Hi @M85672 while I do not have any insight on Dechert specifically here, and while I agree that it is in general very difficult to prepare for written exercises because of how much they can differ on a firm-by-firm basis, I think you can improve your chances of doing well in this assessment by...
I would generally aim for two reasons at the expense of death of analysis, as recruiters will be well-aware that such a tight time limit will disable discussing anything but the headline point. That said, I think it can be fine to only present one point, provided that this is something of...
I know they have given 1-2 week extensions to people in the past for health-related reasons - I am not sure what their policy is for travel-related extensions. My advice would be to reach out again today in the hopes they may respond before the deadline tomorrow. If they do not, should you have...
Not much to add to the excellent posy from @DavidJC - just wanted to emphasise that when discussing a commercial story in an interview, a way to make your analysis more comprehensive and your narrative more compelling is to can connect your explanation to headline points of other relevant...
Back when I applied it took them around 2-3 weeks to come back to me (which ended up being early-mid January, as I had applied close to the deadline), but I know that since then the firm has changed their recruitment process a bit. While I do not have any insider information on the topic, based...
Hi @Sian and thanks a lot for sharing your experience and analysis, I think many candidates will find this very useful. In particular, I think the point you emphasised about not thinking about success in a narrow "will this particular individual application get me a TC?" way and instead consider...
Hi @A_ede this definitely resonates with my experiences and what I have heard from other people: if this doesn't come with the cost of a substantial hit on the quality of yours answers/the opportunity cost of completing other applications, I would advise to submit irrespective of how close the...
Not a lame question at all - I remember asking recruiters about it back in the day. Unfortunately, the answer is quite unhelpful: different non-rolling firms have different policies as to how and when they review applications. Besides not making progressions decisions before the deadline has...
As deadlines for many firms are fast approaching and we are entering in the busiest time for applications in the year, a question many candidates ask around this point in the application cycle is: it is worth investing time and effort to complete a last-minute application for a firm recruiting...
Just to add a couple of points from my own experience and observations to the great analysis form @Prudentia:
Generally, I have indeed been told that the trainee experience at a top US firm tends to be more intense and stressful than at MC firms. Firstly, this is because trainees at US firms...
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