...still waiting on these firms, or heard back with a PFO or next stage recently:
Bakers post SJT (I scored 6-6-6-5, high verbal).
BCLP post test
Macfarlanes post stage 2 (Job Sim VI)
SullCrom post app
Not sure whether to assume PFO for these firms or still hold out hope for something positive…
Hi all, sorry if this was already discussed but I can't really find it anywhere...does anyone have any insights re Macfarlanes stage 1 online assessment? They make a reference to a calculator so I am wondering whether numerical reasoning will be part of the assessment? Thank you!
Has anyone done a FF DTC AC before and would be willing to share their experience? I can share my experiences with Dechert, Davis Polk, Macfarlanes, JD, W&C and Willkie (All AC stages)
Could anyone confirm whether Macfarlanes allow a DTC application if you’re rejected for the vac scheme (post stage 1 online assessment) in the same cycle? I read the FAQs but they’re not very clear about it.
Update...
I've applied for a few direct TCs. Here's where I'm at:
Macfarlanes - job sim done
Morgan Lewis - app done
Sullivan & Cromwell - app done
RPC - app done
WFW - rejection post VI
Quite a random mix but also trying not to let myself drop off after not converting the vac scheme. Just...
So.. as my options dwindle I am thinking of applying to a couple more DTC - probably Macfarlanes and Baker McKenzie. Are the applications and assessments pretty tough? How have people found them?
If you’re a qualified lawyer, you should probably apply to NQ roles instead of TCs (because you are already qualified). I’d assume probably every firm has this policy
Hi!
I have previously made a post on this question - I have quoted it below! Hopefully it is a useful starting point for answering the question, but just shout if you have any questions :)
...you for your great work! How would you go about answering this question? I am a bit confused as I feel like it should be structured differently from the usual "why this firm" questions.
If someone were to read your story so far, what would make them think, ‘This person belongs at Macfarlanes’?
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