No because in the CRS email the 5 days include the date of receipt of the email so that's the confusionYes I have that it’s due on Monday but I actually think Monday is also 5 days from now (Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday)
No because in the CRS email the 5 days include the date of receipt of the email so that's the confusionYes I have that it’s due on Monday but I actually think Monday is also 5 days from now (Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday)
On the back of this, I had to chase them repeatedly for my Stage 1 reasonable adjustments after filling in their form. I ended up waiting for the adjustments till after my deadline, then got my PFO the next day after completing my Stage 1 test. Which I believe aren’t automated, so it was interesting how the reasonable adjustments being acknowledged took a while, but the PFO didn’t.I'm gonna call out Freshfields. I was invited to Stage 2 but becasue I needed extra time I filled out their online form. Heard nothing from them despite me following up a month ago. Today received a PFO saying I didn't do the test so cannot proceed. Surprised they're still like this - I heard last year / the year before they did the same to candidates, and said something like sorry nothing could be done at that stage and it didn't go down well!
Many firms are saying they're inclusive and asked about reasonable adjustments on their online form but make you do this again in subsequent stages ....On the back of this, I had to chase them repeatedly for my Stage 1 reasonable adjustments after filling in their form. I ended up waiting for the adjustments till after my deadline, then got my PFO the next day after completing my Stage 1 test. Which I believe aren’t automated, so it was interesting how the reasonable adjustments being acknowledged took a while, but the PFO didn’t.
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I would still try to contact them to be honest. I received this same PFO (despite doing an adjusted stage 2) and they confirmed it was an accident and my application was still being processed. I realise this is different as you did not get the opportunity to complete stage 2 (which is terrible) but it may be worth emailing grad rec anyway?I'm gonna call out Freshfields. I was invited to Stage 2 but becasue I needed extra time I filled out their online form. Heard nothing from them despite me following up a month ago. Today received a PFO saying I didn't do the test so cannot proceed. Surprised they're still like this - I heard last year / the year before they did the same to candidates, and said something like sorry nothing could be done at that stage and it didn't go down well!
I will, thank you. Am feeling a bit drained having to do this sort of admin / correspondence with early talent teams for questions and clarification when you have lots of apps to manageI would still try to contact them to be honest. I received this same PFO (despite doing an adjusted stage 2) and they confirmed it was an accident and my application was still being processed. I realise this is different as you did not get the opportunity to complete stage 2 (which is terrible) but it may be worth emailing grad rec anyway?
If you've completed this VI, I would really appreciate any insight, are the questions motivational, competency, SJT, prep time + record time....thanks in advance!!!!CRS VI - my first one in a few weeks, with a 2 day turnaround. Hope I'm not too rusty!
Yeah I noticed, better do it within the next 5 daysNo because in the CRS email the 5 days include the date of receipt of the email so that's the confusion
It says from receipt of the invite not including the day of the invite so the 23:59pm Monday deadline on the shortlister email is probably right? but happy to hear what they say if anyone sends a clarification emailNo because in the CRS email the 5 days include the date of receipt of the email so that's the confusion
hear me out and standoutHas anyone got some advice on how to dress for an assessment centre where the following instructions were sent re dress code:
"There is no specific dress code. At the firm we adopt a 'dress for your day' policy meaning when colleagues have client meetings or court visits, they will dress a lot smarter, and some may be dressed more casually. We would recommend wearing whatever you feel comfortable in, whilst presenting yourself in a professional manner."
I'm thinking about playing it safe and wearing a full suit and tie anyway, but don't want to look out of place in case everyone else does actually follow these instructions and dresses much more comfortably?
No but they said it would me more around mid february I thinkHas anyone heard back from Taylor Wessing after the written test?