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Does anyone have advice on trick, ethical “PM in a driverless car” type questions. I understand you can’t prep for them but any guidance on how to go about them will be super helpful?
I personally do not know what you are referring to, I am assuming ''the difficult questions you cannot prepare for'' and I would just choose an answer that best suit the situation and makes sense for obtaining the best result in the situation.
Hi @Jessica Booker, I have a virtual AC next week for a direct TC at Irwin Mitchell - do you have any hints or tips on how to best prepare for it, I’ve never been to an AC before.
It involves a group exercise, strengths-based interview and written exercise.
Hi , do you have any advice on how to prep for the CRS VI? Should I prep some commercial awareness , competency, how much should i know about the firm? Thank you so much
Harbottle & Lewis interview invite! I applied a few days before the deadline. If anyone has any tips I'd really appreciate it! can offer some insights for macfarlanes, jones day, mofo, accutrainee!
Harbottle & Lewis interview invite! I applied a few days before the deadline. If anyone has any tips I'd really appreciate it! can offer some insights for macfarlanes, jones day, mofo, accutrainee!
I personally do not know what you are referring to, I am assuming ''the difficult questions you cannot prepare for'' and I would just choose an answer that best suit the situation and makes sense for obtaining the best result in the situation.
Sorry I phrased that weird, I am not quite too sure what I am talking about either!
I am referring to curveball questions like "how many credit cards are there in the UK", "should the PM travel in a driverless car" etc.
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