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Message: <blockquote data-quote="trainee4u" data-source="post: 210114" data-attributes="member: 30779">it is:1) the same fairly standard questions they did last year in terms of the scenarios which are superficially firm-tailored ("we're representing a wealthy person in a divorce", "Mr X says he owns the castle we're selling") but ultimately not really, you still need to choose whether you want to choose 'crack on with the work' yourself or 'ask the partner for help', and the answers don't really vary across firms and you don't really need to read the materials (except perhaps to work out who the specific resources you could hit up for advice are)2) the slider thing whether you choose between 'explaining detail' or 'explaining concepts' from left to right3) some fairly easy maths stuff which are more focused on being able to read graphs/tables and the question than maths per se.4) some watson-glaser/logic questions that I've seen about five times before (couriers getting to work, shares of firm A, B, C and D, etc.)but no VI.after you've done it you'll get a useless feedback report that gives you no idea how you've actually performed.</blockquote>

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