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They are likely to ask what the commitment is anyway and will expect it to be another scheme (as this is the most common reason), so I wouldn’t worry about disclosing it.
If you wouldn’t accept this VS over the one you already have, then I would ask them whether you can be considered for the...
I don’t agree with the policy but it is unfortunately what that specific firm has in place. Most other firms will not have that policy at all, so although it is frustrating particularly for this one firm, not every other firm will treat you in this same way.
No reason at all - it’s likely to be fairly random.
The only thing is firms typically tend to avoid allocating you to someone you have any form of connection to, even if that feels quite minor/low level.
If you have the senior associates email (eg they have it to you) then yes you can definitely do this. If you had to track down or guess the associate’s email, I get slightly more cautious in these circumstances. So depends on how accessible their email address was or if they gave it to you.
Three applications is not a lot in the grand scheme of things - I generally encourage people to try to make around 8-12 applications each cycle if they can (and on the basis that they have interest in that many firms). So I would encourage you not to lose hope at this stage.
You don’t need to...
I don’t think you have to focus on the firm’s practice areas - it could be something much more broader around policy that might just impact firms or their clients.
I would choose something that you have an opinion on and can rationalise your logic and thinking as to why that law is needed.
You don’t need to do this. Show your true interests not what you think you should ask just because they are a tax lawyer - they probably really don’t want to talk about tax for once, and especially if it comes across like you are just asking them for the sake of hopefully looking good in an...
Are you applying for a role in their team or are they just allocated as their interviewer? If the latter, don’t feel you have to ask them about their specific work unless you have a genuine interest in that area.
It’s not necessarily a bad thing but showing your interests or knowledge spread across a wider range of topics is never a bad thing at the same time, so if you can use other examples I would try to where you can.
They may not have access to your old application. Their data policy might be woke where they haven’t got this information any more (which might be why they ask the question, as they no longer have a record of it, so need you to confirm whether you have/have not).
I worked at FBD some time ago now, but the process was to only shortlist to WG based on eligibility - lots of people applied you weren’t eligible for the opportunity (not at the right stage of education or had already applied that cycle).
Then they invited everyone else to take the test. And...
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