I thought each pillar was only out of 4 lol?I got the VI and got 4,5,5,4
I thought each pillar was only out of 4 lol?I got the VI and got 4,5,5,4
Could've sworn it was out of 4 haha, you must've been really exceptional.I got the VI and got 4,5,5,4
4442Congrats to those who have gotten NRF VIs! Is anyone who got one wiling to share their arctic shores score? I was really proud of my cover letter but got 3,3,2,1 on the test so am not hopeful![]()
Thank u!!Cappfinity, standard SJT, no VI. Was v straightforward. You’ll get a feedback report right after with top skills and an area for development.
but its out of /4?
I thought each pillar was only out of 4 lol?
Lol didn’t realise a simple error would be so triggering. Got 3,4,4,3 literally was only replying to someone’s question keep that sarcasm elsewhereCould've sworn it was out of 4 haha, you must've been really exceptional.
4,4,4,3Congrats to those who have gotten NRF VIs! Is anyone who got one wiling to share their arctic shores score? I was really proud of my cover letter but got 3,3,2,1 on the test so am not hopeful![]()
I'm yet to even receive an invite for the testsanyone heard back on an online test yet for Fieldfisher's pathway to practice?
Hello @FutureTraineeMaybe what an interesting question. I think regional offices usually have specific focuses/capabilities. For example, at Clyde & Co their Manchester office focused on healthcare and insurance. I’m not sure if that’s still the case so don’t quote me on that. It could be that this particular firm operates in the same way, so you would do well by angling your answer in regards to how interested you are in that particular focus/client base.Hello @Afraz Akhtar @Abbie Whitlock
Any tips on how to approach a “why this office?” question for a regional location?
No, you need to reach a bench mark in the online test.Hi guys, is Bakers VI automatic as part of the SJT test?
@CupOfTea17 I think this is very much a personality style question. They want to learn something about you. Although you may want to approach this in a way that plugs your skill set, I would treat this as a way to keep me memorable as Grad Rec go through all their applications. So delve deeper into you as a person. You’re not just a future lawyer, you’ve had unusual experiences, funny experiences, challenges just like every body else. Be honest, and round it off with what you learned from that experience or what your takeaway was. For me, I tend to focus on the challenges I faced so that I can round off on how it’s shaped my perception to problem solving and resilience. That way, I made it memorable and still sold myself (a little).'Describe an unusual situation you have found yourself in, challenging, humorous or otherwise. (150 words)
Could anyone help me! How would you go about answering this?