No, I’m travelling unemployed atm but coming back on time to startAre you currently working as a paralegal?
No, I’m travelling unemployed atm but coming back on time to startAre you currently working as a paralegal?
I would check how they describe the assessment. If it is described as untimed, it is unlikely that time taken to complete it would be factored in. However, if it says it has unlimited time, then timings might be factored in.even though firms say that the cappfinity tests are not timed, do you think they consider how much time an individual takes to finish that test into consideration? I sometimes think that I may not pass some tests because I take too long to give these tests![]()
“Although the assessment is not timed, we recommend you allow 1 hour to complete the assessment.”I would check how they describe the assessment. If it is described as untimed, it is unlikely that time taken to complete it would be factored in. However, if it says it has unlimited time, then timings might be factored in.
I don’t think how long you take will be assessed based on this. They are giving you the hour as a reference point just so you don’t think it will take 20 minutes and then you run out of time and have to leave it or be late for something else.“Although the assessment is not timed, we recommend you allow 1 hour to complete the assessment.”
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This sounds like a Bradstone Allington style scamHi @Jessica Booker i applied for a paralegal role and was instead offered month long placement which seems like a red flag as i have legal experience and a vacation scheme as well as non-legal experience in hospitality. They mentioned this will basically assess me for a permanent role. Why cant an interview do this instead? Is this normal? thank you
This sounds like a Bradstone Allington style scam
Does anyone know any firms actively recruiting for paralegal roles?
Ah yes, Grant Thornton’s final stage assessment centre.Does anyone have any insights into GT's final stage assessment centre? thanks very much!
Thank you so much!I think I saw BCLP are recruiting for paralegals in the Manchester office (real estate & disputes) and Clyde & Co are recruiting for their regional offices (casualty & insurance). 🙂
Clyde & Co have an actual training programme for it called the paralegal academy. You can secure a TC internally after 12 months with them via the paralegal academy scheme. 😅