Asking for Watson Glaser results?
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Most firms do not let candidates know how they did, especially if they were not able to make it past the Watson Glaser. Some will, others won't. You can ask and see.
I don't think it's inappropriate to ask prior to being successful or unsuccessful. If they can send you a report they will and if they cannot they won't. It won't affect the status of your application. From memory I know Clifford Chance, Linklaters and Hogan Lovells let you know if you ask.
I don't think it's inappropriate to ask prior to being successful or unsuccessful. If they can send you a report they will and if they cannot they won't. It won't affect the status of your application. From memory I know Clifford Chance, Linklaters and Hogan Lovells let you know if you ask.
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The score you get ultimately doesn’t mean much.
Say you get the 75th percentile in form A’s test. It doesn’t mean you get a similar score in the next firm - as they are likely to be using different measurements to “benchmark” your score against.
It is why I say there is little rationale in getting your percentile score. All it tells to you is where you got in that particular assessment, it will not give you ANY indication of what you will get in the next.
Say you get the 75th percentile in form A’s test. It doesn’t mean you get a similar score in the next firm - as they are likely to be using different measurements to “benchmark” your score against.
It is why I say there is little rationale in getting your percentile score. All it tells to you is where you got in that particular assessment, it will not give you ANY indication of what you will get in the next.
