Has anybody who applied to Sidley Austin around the middle of the month heard back?
You'll most likely need it for any firm as some stage of the recruitment process.Hi! Does anyone know if you need academic referees for Clifford Chance (direct TC), Linklaters (direct TC) and Cleary Gottlieb (VS)? Thank you!
No - paragraphs will be very important.@Jessica Booker I am currently trying to submit an application to Macfarlanes, however it constitutes a paragraph break as a word, thus making my answers go over the limit.
Do I remove the paragraph breaks to meet the word requirement? I do not want my answers to come across as unclear and a huge chunk of text! Any help/guidance would be appreciated!
Amazing! Thank you so much!No - paragraphs will be very important.
I’d find other words to remove. This thread might help you find a few words to remove that will allow you to keep the paragraph spacing in:
How to get your applications within their word limits
After reviewing applications over the last 7-8 months, one of the most common issues for candidates is getting their answer within word limits. Often people find it difficult to cut their answers down, and in doing so usually cut out interesting content or points to ensure the answer meets any...www.thecorporatelawacademy.com
Really depends on the individual circumstances. One open day with the same firm can be unpopular just due to the day/date it is run, while the next can be overly popular for the same reason. Mix in eligibility, when other firms run their events (a conflict with a direct competitor can make it less popular), format of the event (eg online vs in person) and it just varies too much.Does anyone know how competitive open days are?
Hi! Does anyone know who to address the NRF cover letter to?
Lots of love to you and do not give up!Simmons PFO. First one ever 😢
Yours sincerely = name.Slightly trivial question - should I sign off with "Yours Sincerely" or "Yours Faithfully" in cover letters? @Jessica Booker Is there a general rule or does it vary across different firms?
I was of the impression that you sign of with "Yours sincerely" when you know the name of the person you're writing to and "Yours faithfully" when you don't know the name of the recipient.Slightly trivial question - should I sign off with "Yours Sincerely" or "Yours Faithfully" in cover letters? @Jessica Booker Is there a general rule or does it vary across different firms?
Thanks! I confused Yours Faithfully and Yours Truly (which I think some people use to replace both faithfully and sincerely lol) , you are absolutely right. Do you capitalise the S and F in Your Sincerely/Faithfully?I was of the impression that you sign of with "Yours sincerely" when you know the name of the person you're writing to and "Yours faithfully" when you don't know the name of the recipient.