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Pro bono work
I would assume it is reputation in the first place. There are some 'loud' cases that can bring more customers with pro bono work than we can imagine. Secondly, charity. And finally - publicity. Well, I think I have already mentioned it)- PaolaEccles
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- Forum: General Discussion
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EU applicants
Thank you for this discussion, although I am interested in the opposite. If you have the British Passport is it still ok to go working in EU after Brexit?- PaolaEccles
- Post #4
- Forum: General Discussion
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GDL and working part time
Actually I had, a while ago. It was my daughter, to be more precise. She was doing her masters not far from Birmingham and decided to take a part-time job to cover at least her rental expenses. No need to say how much of budget they eat up in the UK! So I advised her to look up something close...- PaolaEccles
- Post #20
- Forum: General Discussion
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Video interviews - tips and tricks
Oh my goodness, than you soo much! I am really not so good at the video intereviews. Always neverous too much. Always want to produce a better impression than I actually represent. Perhaps this is why I look a bit strained and most of my interviews failed.- PaolaEccles
- Post #14
- Forum: Interviews Discussion
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The Quarantine Revision Thread 2020
Appreciated your invaluable input, thank you so much for your help! Actually for the the quarantine time never passed easily.- PaolaEccles
- Post #25
- Forum: General Discussion