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TCLA Direct Training Contract Applications Discussion Thread 2024-5
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<blockquote data-quote="👩🏼💼" data-source="post: 195078" data-attributes="member: 32218"><p>I would say practice case study questions if you’re not used to them / haven’t done them before. I would also make sure you know the basics of terminology that could crop up (think finance terms, the M&A process and real estate considerations like planning, title restrictions, indemnities/insurance/warranties and basics of contractual rights). You’ll need to consider issues that will face the fictional client so perhaps researching common issues relating to different sector work would be a good starting point. </p><p></p><p>Just generally, practicing speaking out loud and theorising questions is so helpful if you get nervous at all when articulating your points. Ensuring you’re comfortable public speaking would be helpful, not only for CC but for almost any application. </p><p></p><p>Hope this helps! Best of luck.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="👩🏼💼, post: 195078, member: 32218"] I would say practice case study questions if you’re not used to them / haven’t done them before. I would also make sure you know the basics of terminology that could crop up (think finance terms, the M&A process and real estate considerations like planning, title restrictions, indemnities/insurance/warranties and basics of contractual rights). You’ll need to consider issues that will face the fictional client so perhaps researching common issues relating to different sector work would be a good starting point. Just generally, practicing speaking out loud and theorising questions is so helpful if you get nervous at all when articulating your points. Ensuring you’re comfortable public speaking would be helpful, not only for CC but for almost any application. Hope this helps! Best of luck. [/QUOTE]
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