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Are virtual vacation schemes worth it?
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<blockquote data-quote="Alison C" data-source="post: 78090" data-attributes="member: 3943"><p>I'd also add that this won't be literally the same as your last experience with the firm, you might well gain insight into other departments or aspects. The content and the people involved don't work on 'repeat'. You will undoubtedly end up with more of an idea if they are a good fit for you. Plus, you won this VS place against stiff competition which in itself deserves a spot on the CV. Even if you managed to secure other work, eg a paralegal role, you could probably negotiate a week off fairly easily and have the benefits of both worlds. The firm will also be disappointed that they aren't able to meet you in person but given that they've chosen this for your safety and theirs, it's worth sticking with.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alison C, post: 78090, member: 3943"] I'd also add that this won't be literally the same as your last experience with the firm, you might well gain insight into other departments or aspects. The content and the people involved don't work on 'repeat'. You will undoubtedly end up with more of an idea if they are a good fit for you. Plus, you won this VS place against stiff competition which in itself deserves a spot on the CV. Even if you managed to secure other work, eg a paralegal role, you could probably negotiate a week off fairly easily and have the benefits of both worlds. The firm will also be disappointed that they aren't able to meet you in person but given that they've chosen this for your safety and theirs, it's worth sticking with. [/QUOTE]
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