Lawyer Salary

are there any good lawyers who are also good mentors/bosses?

Any hairy pussy lawyers up for a titty ****?

it's always female bosses/partners who are the toxic ones haha at least 7 out of 10 times

hey learned colleagues, I'm 2pqe looking to move firms- looking for some advice

in your cv, does legal work exp now go above education? do you still keep your non-legal/volunteer work experience and extracurriculars?

for my most recent grad role, I've worked across at least 10-20 matters. Would you keep it general to what type of work - basically buzz words, or do you choose like your top 4-7?

Anyone ex-JLCs or current JLCs can share their interview experience? How difficult are the interviews and what must one do to amaze the interview panel?

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hey learned colleagues, I'm 2pqe looking to move firms- looking for some advice

in your cv, does legal work exp now go above education? do you still keep your non-legal/volunteer work experience and extracurriculars?

for my most recent grad role, I've worked across at least 10-20 matters. Would you keep it general to what type of work - basically buzz words, or do you choose like your top 4-7?

For my CV, education came first. But it was a short section.

For your relevant experience, probably cherry pick the top / most difficult matters that you have worked on. The very best should be at the top of the list. Include a short description of each matter and highlight key points (e.g. matter value, forum, etc.).

Ultimately the goal of your CV is to summarise your competencies, but also not be too detailed - you want to pique the interviewer’s interest and get him/her/them to ask you to elaborate on your CV during the interview.

when do people stop attaching their transcripts to their applications? does B4 still look at transcripts for candidates who are 1-2 PQE in? or is class of honours sufficient

any reviews on a&g corporate regulatory and compliance?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

when do people stop attaching their transcripts to their applications? does B4 still look at transcripts for candidates who are 1-2 PQE in? or is class of honours sufficient

as long as the legal industry remains saturated. once there is a shortage of lawyers like software engineers(which would never happen), then firms will stop asking for transcripts

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Anyone ex-JLCs or current JLCs can share their interview experience? How difficult are the interviews and what must one do to amaze the interview panel?

How life changing or useful is a JLC stint as a stepping stone to a legal career? I got a FCH from a top tier UK Uni but I’m not sure if I should apply for this or go into practice direct. Can I also check how competitive the process is?