Thank you!! and hahahah, I hope so !!Congratulations!
Also, I thought you mind be John Cena because of your nameWill they be able to see you at the AC?
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TCLA Direct Training Contract Applications Discussion Thread 2025-26
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In case it's still useful to know, the usual practice in the UK is not to send a thank you email.
This is not to say you can't do it. If it does feel right to you, you can send a succinct email to say thank you. Just know that it won't influence the outcome either way, and you should keep it short and to the point.
If you don't have their email, I suggest you don't email graduate recruitment to ask for their email though. They will be mindful that these lawyers are busy.
I have a spring VS and want to update my already submitted apps to include this in the work experience section. Email firms' Grad rec (e.g. HL/mayer brown) saying I wish to add to my application with a brief work summary, or just leave it?
Probably just leave it, most firms don’t put much weighting onto the work experience section anyways. I’d recommend just trying your best to convert the vs so hopefully you won’t even need the dtc apps.
So you do want to grow, but you’re just too lazy to start??Haha I can’t with these Cappfinity reports. Got growth minded as my strength and driven as my weakness for Ashurst
It actually pisses me off when firms send invitations/rejections on weekends because you just know that grad recruitment are automating everything. I mean, obviously they are, but at least send it in working hours!
Jan 18! I withdrew my app probably a month or so ago now though! I only post on this thread to update people but I’ve decided to stick with my non law career
Good for you for sticking to your guns, and congrats for the test anyway!Jan 18! I withdrew my app probably a month or so ago now though! I only post on this thread to update people but I’ve decided to stick with my non law career
Does anyone have any tips for the Withers online test?
Hi, does anyone know if Baker McKenzie prefers giving details about work experience through the CV (bullet points) or by giving details in paragraphs? @Jaysen
Hey!
Whilst I'm not sure if Baker McKenzie will have a specific format that they prefer, generally I would say it is best to write in prose rather than bullet points as it allows you to go into more detail about each entry. However, you can write in bullet points as long as you cover:
- What the role was
- What your main responsibilities were
- The skills or insights that you gained
Best of luck!
Harbottle PFO. Expected it since people started interview and ACs a while back.
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