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TCLA Vacation Scheme Applications Discussion Thread 2025-26
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<blockquote data-quote="Saloman_Dormeus" data-source="post: 228991" data-attributes="member: 43458"><p>Totally normal to feel that way — honestly, feedback calls are usually much less scary than they feel beforehand 😅 You don’t need to be super eloquent or have loads to say. It’s completely fine to mostly listen and take notes.</p><p></p><p>If it helps, you can have a couple of simple questions ready, like:</p><p>. “Is there one area you think I could most improve for future applications?”</p><p>. “Was it more about my written answers or my interview performance?”</p><p></p><p>Even just thanking them and engaging a little shows professionalism. Remember, it’s not an interrogation, it’s meant to help you, and the fact you’ve been offered feedback at all is a positive sign. You’ve got this!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Saloman_Dormeus, post: 228991, member: 43458"] Totally normal to feel that way — honestly, feedback calls are usually much less scary than they feel beforehand 😅 You don’t need to be super eloquent or have loads to say. It’s completely fine to mostly listen and take notes. If it helps, you can have a couple of simple questions ready, like: . “Is there one area you think I could most improve for future applications?” . “Was it more about my written answers or my interview performance?” Even just thanking them and engaging a little shows professionalism. Remember, it’s not an interrogation, it’s meant to help you, and the fact you’ve been offered feedback at all is a positive sign. You’ve got this! [/QUOTE]
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