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I would not write to grad rec about it. The general rule is that you should email recruiters about a mistake only if it is necessary to correct that mistake so that they are able to consider your application on its true merits (e.g. correcting a wrong grade entry) or to explain an error that may...
In my view, having a VS without a peer firm is one of the (if not the most) impactful experience you can add to your candidate profile in terms of improving your progression chances. This is because it demonstrates that a competent recruiter in another firm identified you as being among the very...
Hi @jaccobbhx I do not have a lot of specific information on this topic (so I'll tag @Abbie Whitlock again here in case she knows more), but what I can say is that you should be able to ask about additional preparation time without this being held against you. Ideally, I would advise you to...
In terms of current affairs topics, a few that come to mind are:
The aftermath of the US' trade policy changes on global markets and the present stabilisation of tariff policy
The possibility of an AI bubble and the general worry of inflated valuations of public companies (with historical...
Hi @Legallylaw I hope you have had a good weekend as well! You certainly do not need to chance everything in your reapplication - in fact, if you put yourself in the perspective of the firm, it would be quite surprising if all of a sudden all of the main themes of your motivations and skills...
I think it should be fine, as the additional information form will serve as concrete proof the mistake was unintentional and that you gave the firm notice of it as soon as you realised it. Nonetheless, if you want to be extra safe, there is no problem with emailing grad rec about it to ensure...
Hi @Rads Slaughter and May has never had a reputation for caring a lot about how early an application was submitted. If anything, the firm is know to look for a particular type of academics-focused applicants and to often depart from common recruitment practices when targeting them. As such, if...
Hi @ashwright I have personally experienced this as well and progressed to an AC with V&E after a video interview I thought I had completely fumbled. I got cut off at the end, said I would speak through multiple points when starting my answer that I subsequently never got to, and just generally...
I would not say so, provided you integrate your mention of this in a way that makes sense in the context of the point you are making. For instance, if you are describing your ability to manage time well and juggle commitments well, you could explain how alongside academics, extracurriculars, and...
I do not have any insider knowledge about this matter, but I did this back in the day when I applied, and I would advise you to do this as well. As for who to address it to, it should be fine to write "Graduate Recruitment Team/Early Careers Team".
I would say Barbri has a couple of important pros and cons as a course provider, which makes it well-suited for some people but not others, depending on how you best learn. Its main advantages would include:
Flexibility: as an online and self-paced course, you can study anywhere and at any...
I definitely agree with you on the tailwinds you mentioned - in fact, from what I have been reading and hearing, global dealmaking has been surging in the last quarter, and some people in the field have actually drawn comparisons to the 2021 boom. Basically, a number of different factors seem to...
I would not expect the new Budget and the associated increased government borrowing to have much of a positive impact in terms dealmaking activity, outside of perhaps some specific sectors the government will be able to invest more into - although it is doubtful that given the current budget...
Hi @flower1 I would recommend the following resources here:
Chambers practice descriptions/practitioner rankings: while the general Chambers ranking will not tell you anything about its subareas of particular expertise, if you click on the firm's practice profile, sometimes that provides you...
Hi @badmintonflyinginsect I think the effects you mentioned are natural consequences of increased government borrowing. Increased borrowing firstly means an increase in demand for government bonds, which, in the absence of a proportionate increase in supply, results in a decrease in bond price...
A recurrent question a number of firms have been asking this cycle which applicants have struggled with is: how have you used generative AI when preparing your application to the firm?
To help you write a good answer here, I think it is firstly important to clarify that the "How did you use...
To show a genuine interest in a particular firm's work, you need to identify the right level of generality to link your motivation to. At the broadest general level, you could attempt to discuss the firm's work as a whole, on a cross-departmental basis, but that is often unpersuasive - it...
Unfortunately, I have no specific Kirkland VI tips as I did not apply to the firm, but I still thought to share some general tips and resources - from what heard from some friends who did the Kirkland VI in prior years, it did not seem to differ a lot from a "usual" VI experience.
Firstly, in...
From my understanding, at this stage they look at the the written application again together with the WG results to make a holistic judgement as to your progression. Any benchmark the firm uses would thus just serve to exclude a given percentage of low-scoring candidates, rather than guarantee...
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