Search results

Hey good luck on your interview. And mel, good luck on your Gadens interview tmr.

Thx. Which part of CorpFin? M&A, debt advisory, infrastructure or valuation.

Are you going to the AC this friday? What division are you applying for?

ey's ac is the longest of all the big4 i think. this is how it was structured for me: 1. half hr presentation 2. morning tea where you mingle and suck up to partners and managers, etc 3. one hr verbal/numerical test, half hr each, standard shl stuff 4. 45 mins interview with manager/senior...

cheers mate. thx for the heads up. you had 2 interviews right? how did those go? i did the ey ac last friday. let me know if you'd like some info as well.

Which practice group did you apply to? I got their assessment centre on Friday. How was yours? Heard the written task is kind of hard? Any tips?

Just received Deacons rejection email. I'm tempted to send them an email back rejecting their rejection and informing them to expect me at work come Dec. :mad1:

Hi ya'll I applied for the KPMG vaccies program kind of last minute. I hadn't really done my research so I just chose Corporate Finance at random as my 1st preference since it looked kind of interesting. Got an assessment centre thing this Friday and they said they'd put me in Corporate...

just got back from ey assessment day. they called back 45 mins after the thing and offered me a position. pretty happy. at least now i have something to fall back on if the law clerkships dont work out so far interview from: corrs hdy maddocks kpmg rejections from: gadens g+t...

congrats on the minters interview. i'm beginning to wonder whether i made the right decision not to apply all the top-tiers. hmmm...

This whole process has been more nerve-wrecking than I thought it would be. I wish entry into the law profession is structured more like the medical profession. Like my gf who does a speech pathology degree. In their penultimate year they get placed into private clinics where they do work...

Thx Mel. Are the other questions hard, I mean apart from the numerical questions? It's all multiple choice right?

I just a reply from PwC to do the online test. Any hints on the test anyone? Mel I remember you said the numerical questions were a b**tch.

We should get all the answers back this week right?

straight up answer work/life balance if you want good marks then you wont have much of a work/life balance unless you just naturally click with law if you just want ok marks, you'll be fine, you can manage to get by on friends notes etc, in this case, you'll have a pretty good work/life balance...

It's more reading then researching. You'll do 95% reading textbooks and casebooks and 5% time researching. Most annoying thing is reading judges who write 10 line sentences (and i'm not kidding, i swear some of them can put 200 words into a sentence easy)

you can't. unless you're one of 'em rhodes/fulbright scholar overachiever types. do something for your law society (or just be really good friends with the law soc president). try to get an article published in a law journal (it's not as hard as you think). volunteer to a charity (once a...

First, your question is way too subjective. Whether you find law enjoyable really depends on you. That being said, from personal experience, studying law in uni turned out to be not even close to what I imagined it to be like while I was doing my HSC. Here's what I learnt at uni - to enjoy...

How is everyone managing the workload this semester, balancing uni, work and clerkship stuff? Personally I'm finding it pretty tough. Especially during the time of the 1st round interviews in early Sept, as I have a lot of midsems and assignments due.

I asked my friend who went through all this last year the same question. He told me that you should accept the offer from the Big4, and then see if you receive an offer for law firms. if you do, you just call up the Big4 and make up any random excuse. This is what I've been told. In terms of...