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Message: <blockquote data-quote="fayfayk" data-source="post: 229179" data-attributes="member: 43480">Hey there! As someone who has converted a vac scheme I hope I can provide some insights that could help you.First of all, one thing to be mindful of is emotional intelligence around the office. Broken down, that means being proactive around the office, but knowing when not to interrupt. You'd be surprised how many vac schemers fail to do this and go into people's offices when they have a meeting, are busy doing a task, etc. Also, remain positive throughout the scheme! I've found that it becomes a culture when vac schemers are sitting together to complain about certain people in the office or tasks, but, its important what you say remains positive and that you refrain from taking part in these conversations. As for written work, honestly, do not stress. The fact that you made it into a vac scheme after several rounds of interviews/assessments means you have what it takes to complete the tasks. I've found that doing practice case studies a few days before the vac scheme starts really does help in terms of refreshing my memory. However, you should always remember they are not expecting you to know everything to do with law! They are more so looking at your ability to write in a clear way, see how you articulate your thoughts and observe if you do so in a commercially attune way. Also, don't be scared to ask questions!!! If you feel like you might be approaching something wrong, speak to your supervisor and clarify before you keep going so you avoid a situation where your work is not what the task asked for. Good luck and hope it all goes well for you.</blockquote>

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