DWF VI
- Thread starter Amandeep
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Congratulations!
From my limited experience I would say that practicing is really important.
I found from my video interview for another firm that a lot of the answers to the questions were things I had already written about in the application form.
Knowing why you want to apply to that firm and what makes you a good fit, as well as the skills you have and your motivations for a career in law.
Also pay careful attention to the email invitation as it may have some clues about what you will be asked.
I made a slideshow with some practice questions and created a 1 minute timer on it so that I could practice answering questions in one minute looking into my webcam. It's hard at first but gets easier.
Good luck!
From my limited experience I would say that practicing is really important.
I found from my video interview for another firm that a lot of the answers to the questions were things I had already written about in the application form.
Knowing why you want to apply to that firm and what makes you a good fit, as well as the skills you have and your motivations for a career in law.
Also pay careful attention to the email invitation as it may have some clues about what you will be asked.
I made a slideshow with some practice questions and created a 1 minute timer on it so that I could practice answering questions in one minute looking into my webcam. It's hard at first but gets easier.
Good luck!
- Feb 17, 2018
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In addition to Camilla's excellent advice, a future DWF trainee has kindly offered to give you advice. If you message him via LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ayaz-saboor-35496a93?originalSubdomain=uk (and tell him you're from TCLA), he'll be happy to help.
