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<blockquote data-quote="justkeepswimming" data-source="post: 191646" data-attributes="member: 25536"><p><strong>7 Dec update: </strong></p><p></p><p>Barely here but here nonetheless. Honestly, I can't even imagine getting a tc anymore. This is my third application cycle, and while I am doing all I can and I know I have made progress etc etc but I can't imagine making it out of this process. I will keep going because I really want this. But oh the horrors.</p><p></p><p>Clifford Chance rejection.</p><p>- Not at all surprised. They are super consistent lol. I am not really upset about this. I've just come to terms with the fact there is something about my application they do not like.</p><p></p><p>Willkie submitted.</p><p>- I realised I could've spoken about the Mastercard case too late. But it is what it is. I hope the rest of my answer was specific enough.</p><p></p><p>Latham Watkins submitted just online assessment left.</p><p>- I just realised there is a video interview question in their online assessment and that sent shivers down my spine. Going to spend my evening researching the toughest questions I would hate to come up against: trends in law, big case we've worked on, why do clients choose us. I really hope its some easy competency or strengths question. I am not the strongest soldier.</p><p></p><p>Then, tomorrow morning, I will start/finish the online assessment. The amount of fear a video interview sends through me is not normal.</p><p></p><p>I wonder if part of the trick is just the way I deliver the answer; maybe if I focus on managing appearance and time, they could potentially overlook a basic answer? Who knows.</p><p></p><p>Reed Smith</p><p>- Started but then momentarily paused. I think I am going to focus on White & Case and Paul Weiss. I want to have Paul Weiss reviewed by TCLA so I am focusing on Paul Weiss.</p><p></p><p>I should have submitted more apps, but I got sick for a week, and then the winter blues came with a side of 'you will never be successful', so as you can imagine, I was a little down. But with the horrors, there are joys, and I truly feel lucky to have a passion worth fighting for. I can't believe it's corporate law, but alas, it is.</p><p></p><p>Remember guys, all you need is just one yes. Maybe the next app is the one.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="justkeepswimming, post: 191646, member: 25536"] [B]7 Dec update: [/B] Barely here but here nonetheless. Honestly, I can't even imagine getting a tc anymore. This is my third application cycle, and while I am doing all I can and I know I have made progress etc etc but I can't imagine making it out of this process. I will keep going because I really want this. But oh the horrors. Clifford Chance rejection. - Not at all surprised. They are super consistent lol. I am not really upset about this. I've just come to terms with the fact there is something about my application they do not like. Willkie submitted. - I realised I could've spoken about the Mastercard case too late. But it is what it is. I hope the rest of my answer was specific enough. Latham Watkins submitted just online assessment left. - I just realised there is a video interview question in their online assessment and that sent shivers down my spine. Going to spend my evening researching the toughest questions I would hate to come up against: trends in law, big case we've worked on, why do clients choose us. I really hope its some easy competency or strengths question. I am not the strongest soldier. Then, tomorrow morning, I will start/finish the online assessment. The amount of fear a video interview sends through me is not normal. I wonder if part of the trick is just the way I deliver the answer; maybe if I focus on managing appearance and time, they could potentially overlook a basic answer? Who knows. Reed Smith - Started but then momentarily paused. I think I am going to focus on White & Case and Paul Weiss. I want to have Paul Weiss reviewed by TCLA so I am focusing on Paul Weiss. I should have submitted more apps, but I got sick for a week, and then the winter blues came with a side of 'you will never be successful', so as you can imagine, I was a little down. But with the horrors, there are joys, and I truly feel lucky to have a passion worth fighting for. I can't believe it's corporate law, but alas, it is. Remember guys, all you need is just one yes. Maybe the next app is the one. [/QUOTE]
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