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TCLA Vacation Scheme Applications Discussion Thread 2025-26
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<blockquote data-quote="Marble_Moth" data-source="post: 225304" data-attributes="member: 26431"><p>Hi guys, I have a question Re application writing / specifically Reed Smith's application. I recently received a PFO post-app from RS and upon looking at the generic feedback sheet I think I've pin-pointed where I went wrong. For my 'Why RS' Q I covered three points: Innovation at the firm / training programmes available / interest specifically in Life Sciences at the firm and linking it back to my own experience in the industry. </p><p></p><p>In the generic feedback, RS said that honing in on one practice area / industry is a big no-no as it essentially comes across as narrow-minded (AKA what I did in my written app 😬). I always thought that to make an application personal and specific enough, honing in on a practice area can be a good way of doing this espesh when word counts can be tight.</p><p></p><p>Would love any input from people on how they are integrating their interests for specific practice areas while also coming across as not narrow-minded. Thank you</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Marble_Moth, post: 225304, member: 26431"] Hi guys, I have a question Re application writing / specifically Reed Smith's application. I recently received a PFO post-app from RS and upon looking at the generic feedback sheet I think I've pin-pointed where I went wrong. For my 'Why RS' Q I covered three points: Innovation at the firm / training programmes available / interest specifically in Life Sciences at the firm and linking it back to my own experience in the industry. In the generic feedback, RS said that honing in on one practice area / industry is a big no-no as it essentially comes across as narrow-minded (AKA what I did in my written app 😬). I always thought that to make an application personal and specific enough, honing in on a practice area can be a good way of doing this espesh when word counts can be tight. Would love any input from people on how they are integrating their interests for specific practice areas while also coming across as not narrow-minded. Thank you [/QUOTE]
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