which office was this?Just received Browne Jacobson telephone interview invite; Saturday morning, nice.
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which office was this?Just received Browne Jacobson telephone interview invite; Saturday morning, nice.
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I think the general consensus is that offers have gone out but like last year they can’t tell us until like next week
Just saw a post on Linkedin of someone getting a CRS VS for London so don't want to be pessimistic but I think offers have gone out...Was just curious bc people started reacting that they’d gotten guildford offers only yesterday and no one has positively indicated anything about London—that coupled w the post from Monday by grad rec about making offers “soon” —not sure it’s over yet![]()
My friend had her interview very recently so I am sure more offers will be comingWill W&C be making further rounds of offers for VS?
was this for spring? or are they done with spring now and all the people that are waiting are summer?My friend had her interview very recently so I am sure more offers will be coming
Summer was her first choice.was this for spring? or are they done with spring now and all the people that are waiting are summer?
Yeah I would guess some of us are about to be on the reserve listJust saw a post on Linkedin of someone getting a CRS VS for London so don't want to be pessimistic but I think offers have gone out...
Don't think so. Everyone I know got it at different times. Could be wrong though.Are CMS sending VIs in batches?
Thank you @Abbie Whitlock this is really helpful. Thank you for tagging those previous posts they are really helpful.Hi!
Congratulations on the AC invite! I definitely wouldn't assume that you won't convert it, and it can often go much better than expected!
I have quoted a few posts below on case studies, interviews, and group exercises - I hope they are useful!
For a partner interview, I would suggest preparing bullet points rather than scripted answers. For example, have 2-3 clear points for questions like "Why this firm?", but don't memorise specific wording. You could practice your answer at home so that you have a clear idea of what you want to say, but leave room for flexibility so that you can adapt your answer if needed.
Aside from the typical motivational questions, I have previously had questions on the following in partner interviews:
1. CV or application questions (so make sure to read back over your original application!)
2. Competency questions (e.g. "tell us about a time when...")
3. Commercial awareness questions (e.g. a news story and why it matters to the firm and its clients)
In my experience, you will rarely be asked extremely technical questions in a partner interview (such as definitions of specific financial structures) unless the interview is explicitly described as technical. They are usually more interested in how you think about and analyse commercial issues - for example, how a specific commercial issue will impact the firm and its main clients.
Good luck with the AC!!![]()