Normal
Hey [USER=2672]@Jessica Booker[/USER] , I just read the article that you've linked above. I had a question regarding one thing.“Interview questions (compiled over the years from real interviews and HR documents).”“Appraisal criteria (HR document) showing you what the interviewers are looking for.”“A ‘commercial awareness’ cheat-sheet (one-page summary of multiple current issues that you can discuss to display commercial awareness).”According to the article, these are the three things that the individual was selling. My question is,aren't these openly available on TCLA?Secondly, I have a Zoom call scheduled with a Linklaters future trainee this weekend where I am going to ask the person about his interviews, is that unethical by any means?
Hey [USER=2672]@Jessica Booker[/USER] , I just read the article that you've linked above. I had a question regarding one thing.
“Interview questions (compiled over the years from real interviews and HR documents).”
“Appraisal criteria (HR document) showing you what the interviewers are looking for.”
“A ‘commercial awareness’ cheat-sheet (one-page summary of multiple current issues that you can discuss to display commercial awareness).”
According to the article, these are the three things that the individual was selling. My question is,aren't these openly available on TCLA?
Secondly, I have a Zoom call scheduled with a Linklaters future trainee this weekend where I am going to ask the person about his interviews, is that unethical by any means?
