I dont think you have to. If they need it, they will ask. WBD is a very efficient firm and have good practice in communicating with candidates.
Dont stress for now..complete what you can and they will contact you.
If you are worried, contact GR, they are so helpful and will respond!
Has anyone that applied to Forsters done the test yet?
It seemed so odd that we werent informed about it on their website but it popped up in the AllHires application portal.
Im just wondering what sort of test it is...it says CRT which could mean 'critical thinking test' or 'cognitive...
Some people cant take time off work to attend a 1 or 2 week VS and firms are aware of this hence why they have a direct TC route.
VS are a great way to gain an internal perspective into the day-to-day life of a solicitor so if you can spare the time, its definitely recommended. The plus side is...
Yes, totally ghosted by Willkie. Applied back in Oct 2022. Generic email response said we'd hear back within 15 working days...put me out of my misery already! :rolleyes:
I think this is a 'six of one, half dozen of another' situation. Personally, I would use the content of your previous answer but make a conscious effort to adapt it to yourself now. You may be surprised at how many tweaks you can make after a year!
It also pays to search these types of questions...
Has anyone done a document review/contract review for an AC? If so, did you practice for this and are there any recommended resources available to practice?
Hi @Jessica Booker hoping for some clarity on this one o_O
Im unsure how to structure a 300 word cover letter because the application also asks for 75 words on 'why this firm'.
1. Im confused as to where to appropriately state how my skills are advantageous to the firm - in the cover letter...
Hi @Bradley Draper, do you mind posting the questions here similar to this thread?
https://www.thecorporatelawacademy.com/forum/threads/wbd-application-question-2022.4834/
I applied a couple of years ago but don't remember whether it was for VS or direct TC. They may/may not be the same...
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