Sorry I don't have much to add other than the Macfarlanes app is SO Long. I'm genuinely unsure whether to apply or not because the questions are long/difficult!
I know that feeling. It takes a while to get your bearings but in the long term I always think the people (like you) who prepare will be on top. So I wouldn't feel bad about today, I think that's normal.
What were you finding hard in the class?
PS: I hate public law.
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I agree on this. But maybe it's worth changing a couple of things, just so it's not literally a copy and paste? I doubt they'd check but just in case.
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I have been doing some reading and I think I'm starting to understand both roles in an M&A deal:
Bankers handle the financial modelling/number crunching side of things and the valuation. They also advise on strategic opportunities for their client (along with consultants)
Lawyers can also...
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I studied history, so I usually use elements of that in my answer. So I guess as a starting...
I'm working, so this has been a problem for me too. Especially because I'm working in a different field at the moment - I've found that law firms really push back on my motivation for being a commercial lawyer. I doubt I'd have that problem if I was applying for vacation schemes, but I can't...
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