I think just know when you are in any kind of AC/interview setting, every candidate feels exactly the same way. I think it’s just classic imposter syndrome and we doubt ourselves and don’t see our strengths as readily as we see our flaws. That and anxiety spotlight, where you feel like there’s a glowing spotlight on you and your flaws, when no one else notices the small mistakes we all make. Just remind yourself you deserve to be at the table and everyone has weaknesses, that’s why we work in teams, so we can draw on one another’s strengths and improve!Anyone else feeling like a fraud or like you won't know how to say anything right or just generally feel like they may mess up in the AC/interview? I will obviously prepare well beforehand but I can't help feel like they are looking for someone with like 99% commercial awareness/technical knowledge. Me on the other hand, I have like 10% commercial awareness and I can't even remember anything from contract.
Bristows better not ask me questions about my modules because I have the most horrible memory everI just feel like they are looking for someone whose general knowledge is AMAZING and I barely have time to read the news these days-
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TCLA Vacation Scheme Applications Discussion Thread 2023-24
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If you’re still in university then I know a lot of universities actually buy a subscription for students to use
This is for the summer vac scheme. I applied for the spring vac scheme, but they’ve advised that there no longer is a spring vac scheme and it’s just summer, so my app was transferred to that
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I'm really bad at it as well! Out of curiosity, which firm requires this??Anyone else really bad at maths? I genuinely think it's a phenomena that most law students I meet can't do maths and yet a firm I was thinking about applying to says they now require a numerical reasoning test alongside the verbal.
I’m TERRIBLE! There was a numerical element to one of my tests and I still got throughAnyone else really bad at maths? I genuinely think it's a phenomena that most law students I meet can't do maths and yet a firm I was thinking about applying to says they now require a numerical reasoning test alongside the verbal.
I think as long as you meet the benchmark (which hopefully isn’t too high since it’s not really a maths based role) you’ll be fine! my test report showed that I was low in numerical reasoning but I still progressed to the next stage x
Simmons post-AC PFO and all I can say is lol
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Genuinely think it's something that needs to be researched. How are we all so bad?I’m TERRIBLE! There was a numerical element to one of my tests and I still got through
Arnold & Porter summer scheme! praying this will be my last application cycle...
The numerical reasoning tests do not require advance math, they are quite simple.Anyone else really bad at maths? I genuinely think it's a phenomena that most law students I meet can't do maths and yet a firm I was thinking about applying to says they now require a numerical reasoning test alongside the verbal.
Hey congrats! Did you get the AC invite today?Has anyone done a Baker McKenzie AC before ? Please PM me
Just got my first pillars back from an Amberjack - I want that hour of my life back after seeing my scores how are some of you getting 6's and 7's
how are some of you getting 6's and 7's
Think we need some seminars on the Amberjack's ngl.Just got my first pillars back from an Amberjack - I want that hour of my life back after seeing my scores
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