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14-06-2020, 07:58 PM
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I would also consider TKQP. It's a really reputable firm. Don't forget also about DMS. FCH, Oxbridge I hear
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I think OP was asking about FLAs.
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14-06-2020, 08:05 PM
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And RHT. 2 SCs one former well-respected JA. TRC, SLB. Problem with all you recent grads is you only hear about Big 4. There are excellent firms out there that should put you in good stead
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How do firms like SLB and Dentons compare with Big 4?
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14-06-2020, 08:39 PM
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You must be from Kings
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Yes I am why?
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14-06-2020, 08:39 PM
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I think you're referring to R&T's respective posts for corporate and dispute resolution (investigations) Associate. I notice that post has been a recurring post on LinkedIn for the past 1 year, and I think HR or whoever's in charge just probably forgot to disable the function.
I have had many friends (legal execs / those who did not get retained by their firms) who see it as a glimmer of hope - hence the 200+ applications EACH time the post gets re-posted.
But I highly doubt HR would view your application through LinkedIn given:
1. None of my friends (some even submitted each and every time the post comes up), got the notif from LinkedIn saying the poster had read their application.
2. HR is already dealing with more than sufficient applications going in through their recruitment email.
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That post? It's from a team that's always hiring, but is very selective. It's a real position.
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14-06-2020, 08:41 PM
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Yes I am why?
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old thread meme that kcl is a degree mill. Dunno how true tho
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14-06-2020, 08:43 PM
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old thread meme that kcl is a degree mill. Dunno how true tho
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The other UK schools like Oxbridge and Leicester are but not King's
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14-06-2020, 08:43 PM
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If you're talking about EHE, I can (at the very least) confirm that the monthly salary for a NQ Associate is closer to salaries of mid-sized firms than Big 4. In fact, the monthly salary offered for NQ in 2019 isn't close Big 4's at all.
Source: Friend who was offered told me
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This is true. Caps at $9k, after which you have to bring in files and reach a certain commission threshold, if not no salary raise.
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14-06-2020, 08:45 PM
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That post? It's from a team that's always hiring, but is very selective. It's a real position.
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"I don't work there but I thoroughly enjoy the schadenfreude of seeing my competitor's inboxes get inundated with 200+ unsolicited applications every now and then"
Side note does anyone actually open those single 15MB pdf resumes? Like some people scanned what they got for contract law in 600dpi.
Inb4 I don't work at a Chinatown firm too poor to buy me a laptop with more than 4GB ram
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14-06-2020, 08:46 PM
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The other UK schools like Oxbridge and Leicester are but not King's
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Hey don't bring Leicester into this. We're not Oxbridge Vikings Studies or that London School of Fashion (a real degree mill).
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14-06-2020, 08:48 PM
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Hey don't bring Leicester into this. We're not Oxbridge Vikings Studies or that London School of Fashion (a real degree mill).
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Just for bants don't take law school rankings that seriously aye mate
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