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If it’s near a few deadlines across multiple firms (even if it is not the firm you are applying to), it can easily be down due to over use. This is one of the key reasons I advise not applying the night of the deadline (because too many people leave it last minute and the system can’t cope).
1) no - it’s doesn’t disadvantage you
2)Yes - you can reference older events too.
I really don’t think attending events contribute to your application being successful or not. Firms will meet hundreds, possibly thousands of people over the course of an academic year, so it really won’t help...
No - they don’t tend to take notice of if you have given your details at an event or not (as that’s the only way they would know).
Attending events can help with your knowledge that can then be applied to applications, but ultimately there are many different ways in which you can you can obtain...
I don't think you have to link it to work experience or academia - it is much more about linking it back to you - what you have learned/developed/gained from the experience.
I'd go for the interview and see how it goes - it is only an interview, there is no commitment at that stage.
I don't think it will be an issue returning to finance, whether you stay in finance or do decide on a career in law.
Unlikely, in my opinion - this would just be an additional expense for them and with little benefit. However, some firms may have decided to have a built-in masters with specific modules, and so this could vary from firm to firm.
One of two potential things:
1) It might be a basic eligibility criteria reason for that quick a decision
or
2) They haven't had a lot of applications yet and so its been easy for them to screen the applications in a (somewhat too) speedy manner
To me a personal quality is more of a characteristic, while the things you have mentioned are more abilities or skills.
So to me a personal quality are things like being reliable, determined, outgoing, confident, being diligent, on kind-hearted - things like that, rather than an ability. Think...
Technically only if it is part of your degree (e.g. you are graded for the mooting).
You can go back anytime.
It really depends on the rest of the information you present in your application. Sometimes these awards can help to show that you have excelled in academia, but it really depends on...
No specific tips for this assessments - but also turn off any distractions. Don’t have 10 other tabs on your laptop running and turn the notifications off on your phone/turn your phone off.
Unfortunayely I can’t comment on the deadline process - hopefully someone else will be able to advise on...
You can allude to the longer term if you know aspects that will be important to you then. But if you don't, look at the more immediate career - the next 3-5 years will be fine to cover (and probably still applies in many cases to the longer term anyway).
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