Search results

Im going to ask a bonehead question here: What do HR people actually do all day? besides interviewing job candidates and writing job ads.

Thats the correct attitude Its not only how much you make in monetary terms What counts is ultimately what value add the firm ultimately offers you (equals salary + experience + networking opportunities) But then whos to say the contacts you make in Big4 are that great? Personally I tend...

Ahh so they do check I stand corrected But from my personal experiences, they don't check. I think its cos I'm still in second year at the moment, so they figure there wont be much on the transcript anyway Curiously, what are these services available to HR which allows them to check your...

Its a given that you can't forge the authentic academic transcript but for summer internships and undergrad part time roles they never ask you for your marks throughout the whole application process anyway. Merely mentioning your marks on ur resume is enough. thats what I found through my...

honours > double > single - more or less true however: marks mean shit in the real world. Work experience / extracurricular activities / anything that makes you SPECIAL will definitely get you the interview Confidence and rapport building in the interview will get you the position...

hey im from sefton, class 04

yeh thats teh thing the rarity is jobs that only work 2-3 days a week... which is wot i need =/

lol so its not that hard yeh? just apply.. but the jobs as tellers are all 4-5 day part time jobs I need a job that works 2-3 days max do banks allow this? "Which bank?"

Hey Joy So you're fresh out of highschool and you got the job How?? Family connections?

Anyone work at a bank? How the hell do you get a job as even a teller? Its so fkn hard

yeah that must be it i find that i comprehend much more when i force myself to scan-read cases, even though i only digest 50% of it. how do you guys read cases? heavily fixated on individual words, reiterating each sentence mentally 3 times? or just scan read twice?

going great... just the little problem that the case we're doing for the test is much harder than cooper v stuart. and i cant handle that :) are you 2nd year?

pfft who says lawyers are rich my original plan was that a law degree would help me in commerce law grads arent rich... only the ones that are good (but then if you're good at anything youll be rich)

i shouldev done actuary

omg I died when I saw the case I thought the first question "In what court was teh case decided" was easy... but I cant even answer that! where can i find help? a summary would be nice what would be even nicer is ways to read cases the language! argh.

yeh thats gay

I dunno her name I think it starts with Annie

So 2nd year directs first year mooting... What criteria is needed to be moot judge? Oh and what times do the moots occur? cos if its something gay like late at night then... well I'd choose a girl partner anyway :)

ahahaha if only... At this rate I can't imagine myself learning or "getting used to" reading cases Even the non-case material is pretty dense stuff The case i was just on is called Namatjira v Raabe [(1959) 100 CLR 664] but all cases are the same. Every time I reach a case its deja vu and...

Foundations (lol) But does it matter? If i cant even read these stupid first yr cases then Im screwed either way.