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<blockquote data-quote="NatashaS98" data-source="post: 121363" data-attributes="member: 25015">I think my answer to this would be yes but within reason. If it is relevant to the material in front of you then that's great. However, it is far better to be as specific about the material in front of you as possible than link the material to a commercial news story rather tenuously. With my Baker McKenzie AC, I was presented with a particular case where the client wanted to enter the Brazilian market. I was asked as to what kind of difficulties the client might have in entering this market. I had 0 knowledge of this market (and wasn't expected to have knowledge of the Brazilian market!) but did know a little about the difficulties foreign companies might have in entering the market in China. I therefore said that, whilst I didn't have much knowledge of the Brazilian market, I could perhaps think laterally about the different kinds of problems one might encounter when entering a foreign market and drew on my knowledge of the difficulties a business might encounter in entering the market in China. Here, I therefore made a link between the material in front of me and some of my commercial knowledge, but also made it clear that I wasn't making the China and Brazil market sound like for like.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NatashaS98, post: 121363, member: 25015"] I think my answer to this would be yes but within reason. If it is relevant to the material in front of you then that's great. However, it is far better to be as specific about the material in front of you as possible than link the material to a commercial news story rather tenuously. With my Baker McKenzie AC, I was presented with a particular case where the client wanted to enter the Brazilian market. I was asked as to what kind of difficulties the client might have in entering this market. I had 0 knowledge of this market (and wasn't expected to have knowledge of the Brazilian market!) but did know a little about the difficulties foreign companies might have in entering the market in China. I therefore said that, whilst I didn't have much knowledge of the Brazilian market, I could perhaps think laterally about the different kinds of problems one might encounter when entering a foreign market and drew on my knowledge of the difficulties a business might encounter in entering the market in China. Here, I therefore made a link between the material in front of me and some of my commercial knowledge, but also made it clear that I wasn't making the China and Brazil market sound like for like. [/QUOTE]

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