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<blockquote data-quote="Achint_NA" data-source="post: 34709" data-attributes="member: 7223"><p>[USER=2672]@Jessica Booker[/USER] Hi again, I have a Q ab work experience on application forms</p><p></p><p>So I currently plan to put 12-13 experiences- is this a lot or too much? It's a mixture of legal experiences(both commercial law firms, family, and society positions for various societies, as well as start-up experiences!) In one of my society positions, the word count is 350 words(just for that section though), but at the same time, I did a lot for that role, and have specified my skills/knowledge, so would that be an issue? I wouldn't want to annoy GR with excessive writing.</p><p></p><p>Btw, for a lot of firms this year, I have followed this method- describing my experiences, etc, even if it seems long for some sections. It hasn't posed to be a problem so far, I've gotten several AC invites. However, they were all exclusively from cover letter firms , so I'm wondering if I only got through the next stage because of my good cover letters. The 2 firms that I am planning to apply to soon don't have this format, rather, only have several 200-300 word limit questions. So I want to maximise my chances, and don't want to lose points because of work exp over explaining(if this counts?)! </p><p></p><p>Thank you!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Achint_NA, post: 34709, member: 7223"] [USER=2672]@Jessica Booker[/USER] Hi again, I have a Q ab work experience on application forms So I currently plan to put 12-13 experiences- is this a lot or too much? It's a mixture of legal experiences(both commercial law firms, family, and society positions for various societies, as well as start-up experiences!) In one of my society positions, the word count is 350 words(just for that section though), but at the same time, I did a lot for that role, and have specified my skills/knowledge, so would that be an issue? I wouldn't want to annoy GR with excessive writing. Btw, for a lot of firms this year, I have followed this method- describing my experiences, etc, even if it seems long for some sections. It hasn't posed to be a problem so far, I've gotten several AC invites. However, they were all exclusively from cover letter firms , so I'm wondering if I only got through the next stage because of my good cover letters. The 2 firms that I am planning to apply to soon don't have this format, rather, only have several 200-300 word limit questions. So I want to maximise my chances, and don't want to lose points because of work exp over explaining(if this counts?)! Thank you! [/QUOTE]
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