Hahaha I really hope this is you :)
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Yeah, the best way to go through this is to do as @Jacob Miller suggested and that is to acknowledge the firm's different competitors in its different practice areas. That shows a really good nuanced view (and is how partners normally do it in my experience) and a recognition that the firm has...
Absolutely not! If you're really worried I'd recommend getting in touch with the firms you are interested in directly. However, the vast vast majority will mainly care about your grades rather than the university you went to. Clearly, you more than meet the grade requirements for so I wouldn't...
You could ask things like, "knowing what you know now, is there anything you would do differently/change in your career"?
"What advice would you have for me as someone entering the profession at this time?"
"What traits/qualities do trainees/junior lawyers you work with have that make them...
I'd really recommend everyone listen to Matthew Walker's podcast with Joe Rogan where he speaks about his book "Why we sleep" or just buying the book itself which is brilliant:
Or, alternatively, his recent Ted talk which is shorter:
For me, it was incredibly eye-opening and pretty scary...
3.5 hours sleep a night!?!?! That's insane haha, how come? That's surely really bad for your long term health so I really hope that's not the case for you too often haha
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