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Willkie PFO. Applied in October 
How many seconds do we have to choose for each qs if I may ask?I just completed the WBD Neurosight test. My first test of this type.
That's an interesting one. You place your mouse in a set position, a question appears, then after 5 seconds a few possible choices appear on screen and you move the mouse to the one that reflects your immediate thoughts. I heard that they track mouse movements to gauge authentic responses.
Makes a nice change from WG, of course!
Feel free to message me privately if you want a rant! All I'll say as someone slightly older (mid 20s) working in finance, is that this process is quite frankly ridiculous and it's important to not blame yourself. Being rejected doesn't mean you don't have what it takes, and it doesn't mean you won't have a successful career elsewhere.Does anyone have any advice on maintaining momentum? This hasn’t been a great cycle for me and honestly this whole process makes me feel stupid lol I don’t know if it’s worth it to continue to pursue this career anymore
Phone in sickI was wondering if anybody could give me some advice:
I have an interview on 5th Feb and I assumed I’d get cover for work so accepted it as it was the only date and time available (I think it is the last day the firm is doing ACs) however nobody at work can cover me now. I know it’s completely my fault and really irresponsible to accept the ac before 100% knowing I could make it, but I’ve never not been able to get a shift covered/rearranged so I didn’t deep it. If I ask the firm for another date, is it likely they would be understanding?
Pretty sure it’s automaticIs the sjt automatic for Shoosmiths? Or do they sent it only for successful written applications
I think the easiest way to be motivated is to remind yourself you do not have to stay at that firm for the rest of your career.hi guys! just a question to anyone who has experienced the same emotional issue. I have a clear list of firms that have excited me to bits and I have tried to put so much effort in the applications but haven’t had any success with them.
I have been applying more of course, and I have finally secured my first AC (it’s my 2nd application cycle). However, I am honest with myself that I am not really excited about this firm. Like, I am and I do have a strong interest in some of their practice areas. Plus, I know that it is a great learning opportunity and I might really enjoy it there, but something still makes me not so fascinated about preparing for AC.
How to make yourself super energised about the process? Has anyone had the same feeling?
I think it’s based on eligibility if you pass the requirements you receive it.Pretty sure it’s automatic
What would the SRA say to such blatant dishonesty? But also she already asked if people can cover, so that ship has sailed lolPhone in sick
Hey, I am really sorry but do you mind if I ask when did you do Stage 2?Same!