TCLA Vacation Scheme Applications Discussion Thread 2023-24
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you have to email grad recruitment for your score and percentile
just did the test... that was difficult!! hmmm i don't think i did too well
oh well!
Has anyone not heard back from Hogan Lovells about Lift Off? Starting to feel a bit sick from the stress of not hearing back yet... Is it bad if you haven't heard by now?
Mine's on hold too. I was told by Sam Lee(?) that they will let everyone know by January, so you have time still!
I'm filling out a question asking to talk about a recent commercial deal - do we reckon a deal from August 2022 is recent enough or should I find one from 2023 instead?
If you do it like "Paul Hastings (PH)" it should be okay?
Can we abbreviate Morrison Foerster to MoFo in our applications? Just feels wrong lol
Hey! Yes! Got an invite. I applied the day before the deadline - Thurs (30th Nov) and finished the online test on the following Wednesday (6th Dec)
On their website they do so I'd assume it's fine. But I agree it does feel kinda wrong using it haha
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Bit of a random question, but I need some outside perspectives.
I am writing my answers for Hogan Lovells' SVS, and detailing some of my academic awards. I have currently written: 'I possess an excellent academic track record, achieving XX prize and the highest results in XX'. Does that come across as bragging a bit too much? Should I prefix the sentence with something like: 'I was honoured to' or 'My hard work helped me' to mitigate that risk, albeit risking waffling and taking away words from my other experiences?
Cheers in advance
I am writing my answers for Hogan Lovells' SVS, and detailing some of my academic awards. I have currently written: 'I possess an excellent academic track record, achieving XX prize and the highest results in XX'. Does that come across as bragging a bit too much? Should I prefix the sentence with something like: 'I was honoured to' or 'My hard work helped me' to mitigate that risk, albeit risking waffling and taking away words from my other experiences?
Cheers in advance
I attended an application workshop with Hogan Lovells and they said you should never be afraid of bragging (as long as it doesn't come off very obnoxious I imagine), the whole point of the application is to convey how great you are - so I think that would be fine.Bit of a random question, but I need some outside perspectives.
I am writing my answers for Hogan Lovells' SVS, and detailing some of my academic awards. I have currently written: 'I possess an excellent academic track record, achieving XX prize and the highest results in XX'. Does that come across as bragging a bit too much? Should I prefix the sentence with something like: 'I was honoured to' or 'My hard work helped me' to mitigate that risk, albeit risking waffling and taking away words from my other experiences?
Cheers in advance
I'm in the same boat, bud! Is it evil if I say it depends? Most of the time it's 3-5 working days. If it is as busy as it is now? A week/week and a half. I think their Winter Vac Scheme is now/has just happened so getting the TC contracts sorted, signed and done. Combine that with app reviews, organising ACs for vac schemes, etc, it's like rush hour at the Oxford Street McDonald's this week - no chance of a break. They're good with replying but with the above, a little leniency is best!
I'm waiting on Lift Off and I am stressed beyond belief!
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