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<blockquote data-quote="jsoobs" data-source="post: 4858" data-attributes="member: 1004"><p>A HSF partner who delivered an application workshop at my university a few weeks ago said that that question would be good to display your knowledge of the firm and its practice areas. However, at the Disputes Open Day this week, Grad Rec went through the application questions and for the 'introduce a topic' question said that this doesn't need to be at all commercial or related to the firm as the question's purpose is to test your writing/analysis skills. Confused by the conflicting advice, I approached Grad Rec after their presentation explaining what I had been told previously and was told that the point at which the partner gave the mentioned workshop they somehow had not agreed on what they were looking for with that question. Long story short, write about something that genuinely interests you and don't write what you think they want to hear!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jsoobs, post: 4858, member: 1004"] A HSF partner who delivered an application workshop at my university a few weeks ago said that that question would be good to display your knowledge of the firm and its practice areas. However, at the Disputes Open Day this week, Grad Rec went through the application questions and for the 'introduce a topic' question said that this doesn't need to be at all commercial or related to the firm as the question's purpose is to test your writing/analysis skills. Confused by the conflicting advice, I approached Grad Rec after their presentation explaining what I had been told previously and was told that the point at which the partner gave the mentioned workshop they somehow had not agreed on what they were looking for with that question. Long story short, write about something that genuinely interests you and don't write what you think they want to hear! [/QUOTE]
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