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TCLA Vacation Scheme Applications Discussion Thread 2025-26
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<blockquote data-quote="Bruce Wayne Attorney at Law" data-source="post: 247094" data-attributes="member: 30844"><p>Hi [USER=42112]@Abbie Whitlock[/USER] ([USER=1]@Jaysen[/USER] and for others generally),</p><p></p><p>I am getting the feeling that this year's cycle has been more complex and challenging than before, especially with so many post AC rejections. I can't understand if this is due to firm's offering more ACs, just a reporting bias where more people are sharing unsuccessful AC experiences, if any application process changes are contributing to this, or some other reason.</p><p></p><p>If people have an AC coming up <strong>what's the best way to get it right ? </strong>I am feeling an increased amount of pressure due to a past failure to convert vacation schemes and unsuccessful ACs. I am assuming many others like me have developed a slight fear of failure where the joy of progressing is often overweighed by the fear of failing at that stage, staking everything on it and all the pressures that come with it, also the paralysis that follows from all this stress but also uncertainty, constant changes to the process, and maybe even increased post AC rejections. I am grateful to have an AC but as I only have one at the moment, I am increasingly afraid that is my only shot at this. I have wasted quite about bit of time in this paralysis and fear of failure before an interview. I was wondering<strong> how to make the most of the time</strong> I have left so that I feel confident enough in how I perform during the AC regardless of the result ?</p><p></p><p>I think someone also pointed out that they had contrasting feedback from ACs which messed up their subsequent AC. I had similar experiences, where either an extremely minor point or previous feedback really messed up another interview. How do I get out of my own head, and really focus on this specific interview or AC, without being overly conscious about previous feedback, and also<strong> how should I address any questions about why I was unable to convert previous schemes without it seeming like a redflag in terms of my skills or potential ?</strong></p><p></p><p>I would also appreciate <strong>any tips on group exercises </strong>as I have not done one for an AC before, and they always seem to be a bit intense!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bruce Wayne Attorney at Law, post: 247094, member: 30844"] Hi [USER=42112]@Abbie Whitlock[/USER] ([USER=1]@Jaysen[/USER] and for others generally), I am getting the feeling that this year's cycle has been more complex and challenging than before, especially with so many post AC rejections. I can't understand if this is due to firm's offering more ACs, just a reporting bias where more people are sharing unsuccessful AC experiences, if any application process changes are contributing to this, or some other reason. If people have an AC coming up [B]what's the best way to get it right ? [/B]I am feeling an increased amount of pressure due to a past failure to convert vacation schemes and unsuccessful ACs. I am assuming many others like me have developed a slight fear of failure where the joy of progressing is often overweighed by the fear of failing at that stage, staking everything on it and all the pressures that come with it, also the paralysis that follows from all this stress but also uncertainty, constant changes to the process, and maybe even increased post AC rejections. I am grateful to have an AC but as I only have one at the moment, I am increasingly afraid that is my only shot at this. I have wasted quite about bit of time in this paralysis and fear of failure before an interview. I was wondering[B] how to make the most of the time[/B] I have left so that I feel confident enough in how I perform during the AC regardless of the result ? I think someone also pointed out that they had contrasting feedback from ACs which messed up their subsequent AC. I had similar experiences, where either an extremely minor point or previous feedback really messed up another interview. How do I get out of my own head, and really focus on this specific interview or AC, without being overly conscious about previous feedback, and also[B] how should I address any questions about why I was unable to convert previous schemes without it seeming like a redflag in terms of my skills or potential ?[/B] I would also appreciate [B]any tips on group exercises [/B]as I have not done one for an AC before, and they always seem to be a bit intense! [/QUOTE]
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