no same. i applied september 28thHas anybody not got the first test for hogan lovells winter scheme after applying?
Should I email grad rec?
no same. i applied september 28thHas anybody not got the first test for hogan lovells winter scheme after applying?
Should I email grad rec?
Hey!Thank you for your response. Would you say the JobTestPrep ones resembled the difficulty level of the Clifford Chance one - like which was harder, and if it helped in the actual test? Thank you
Thank you - that's really helpfulHey!
It's been a couple years (and my memory isn't that great... 😅) but I think it was a pretty accurate reflection of the difficulty level of the Clifford Chance one! I don't remember thinking one was necessarily easier / harder than the other. I think the most important thing is to gain an understanding of each section (from YouTube videos and other sources), and then completing as many practice tests as you can![]()
Perfect, thank you very much!!No problem at all!!
That question is really about giving them a sense of the additional exposure you have had. If you've taken part in mentoring schemes, insight days, vacation schemes, scholarships, diversity or access programmes, or any structured work experience, it's worth including.
In terms of what you should be trying to showcase in your answer, I would focus on:
It doesn't need to be a long list, but I would try to focus on quality and what you got out of it, rather than just the name of the programme.
- Commitment & Initiative - try and show that you've actively sought out opportunities to learn more about the industry
- Skills & Insights - demonstrate the skills you gained from taking part, such as networking, commercial awareness, communication skills, or a better understanding of the profession
- Progression - I would discuss how those experiences have influenced your journey so far and why you've prepared you for the role you're applying for
I hope that answers your question!![]()
Hey Lovey, It's SJT-based. There is a scenario, and then u answer what you would do. 3 minutes to answer, 1 minute of prep time, and there are two video interview questions. The rest are WG questionsDoes anyone know if the Latham VI is competency based questions or motivatonal for the open day?
Wait does this mean there are three video interview questions or two?Hey Lovey, It's SJT-based. There is a scenario, and then u answer what you would do. 3 minutes to answer, 1 minute of prep time, and there are two video interview questions. The rest are WG questions
This happened to me ahah, I haven't done the second one as it is identicalDid anyone get two Latham tests? I just completed the first one, and the second is the same. I couldn't do two tests at once, so I refused to do it. The email only said we had one test to complete 😂
Two dear. The first one is a practice question but grad rec views it so take it seriously. It just asks about your day or something like thatWait does this mean there are three video interview questions or two?
Thank you this is helpful. It was just the article discussed the impact on like 3-4 sectors. It is reassuring that I can choose this article. I was just stressing out discussing the wrong article.Hey!
Great question - yes, if the article touches on multiple sectors but you can clearly relate it to your interests in one of them, I think it’s totally fine to use. The key is to make a strong connection between the article’s content and your personal / professional ambitions, especially in a sector that genuinely interests you.
Just be sure to keep your focus clear and personal, but it sounds like you’re on the right track!
Best of luck with your application!