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Originally Posted by Unregistered
as a law student, can i just ask out of curiosity....for what reasons might someone not be retained, since it seems less likely?
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Based on personal experience at big 4: They do mean it in these firms when they say they hire with a view to retention, but the situations which might make them not want to are usually personal attributes like laziness, difficult personality, not a team player etc.
Being bad at the work does not usually disqualify you. Trainees are there to learn and making mistakes is part of the process. However, I do recall one case where the trainee was so inept and submitted research which was blatantly wrong that s/he was not retained.