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Responsibility:
3.2/5
 
Work Life Balance:
2.4/5
 
Environmental Awareness:
3.7/5
 
Benefits:
3.9/5
 
Company Culture:
3.7/5
 
Career Progression:
3.8/5
 
Colleagues:
4/5
 
Training:
4.3/5
 
Enjoyment:
3.6/5
 
Overall Rating:
3.6/5
 

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Application Advice:

Try to understand what the firm really means by being commercially aware.

Read the FT.

Have an answer for 'why law' - people generally don't have something concrete.

Interview Advice:

Linklaters' interviews are very commercial. They will give you a case study and grill you on the commercial drivers of the deal and how a lawyer would tailor their advice accordingly.

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Application Advice:

Show your personality and do not be afraid to demonstrate a varied background.

Trainee Solicitor, Capital Markets, SFG at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

To understand there is a learning curve, but the quicker they start the easier it is. It's important to have a basic understanding about what the firm does and the clients they have as ultimately it is a service firm.

Interview Advice:

Be able to consider a potential deal the firm might be working on and the issues that might arise from that (and possible solutions).

Trainee Solicitor, Corporate at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Read everything thoroughly, pay attention to detail and come across as enthusiastic as possible.

Interview Advice:

Research the interviewer in advance, be enthusiastic and stay up to date with current affairs.

Trainee Solicitor, Dispute Resolution at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Be yourself.

Trainee Solicitor, SFG at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Commercial awareness, know how the firm's client sectors affects the work we do and how we are structured.

Interview Advice:

There is a commercial interview and a personal one. Make sure you really compare Linklaters to its competitors and how the firm is stronger or weaker than its competitors. Always think of the commercial factors behind what you are being asked.

Trainee, Banking at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Understand the role of a commercial lawyer and ensure your application reflects an interest in that type of work. Use a variety of resources to collate information that will make your application feel highly tailored to the firm. The advice sounds general, but it's general for a reason.

Interview Advice:

How lawyers would be involved in the process of a deal, in terms of the different departments that would be required, and then what specific things those departments might have to do. It was important to have some awareness on the decisions that need to be made and the influences on what advice we would give.

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Application Advice:

Commercial awareness is crucial.

Interview Advice:

Have a good knowledge of the nature of work undertaken by all departments at the firm, and how they might interlink.

Trainee Solicitor, Banking at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Research the firm and their clients. Remember that law is a service industry, everything you do is to benefit a client - not to remind the world that you're an important lawyer.

Interview Advice:

Don't panic. Seriously, your interviewer is human and doesn't want to see you struggle. Don't hesitate to ask for a question to be repeated.

Trainee Solicitor, SFG at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Be determined, make sure your CV shows a 'narrative' of how you came to want to work here, i.e. first legal work experience and what type of law, first commercial legal work experience and what type of firm i.e. American; and, if your CV doesn't have those things, go and get the experience by emailing/meeting whoever you can. Use your university graduate recruitment team

Interview Advice:

How would a company finance a large transaction? Answer: equity/debt
Which is better, equity of debt? Answer: depends on the transaction, equity can be cheaper etc.

Trainee Solicitor, Mainstream Corporate at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Be very familiar with the commercial world and the work Linklaters performs for its clients.

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Application Advice:

Work experience, even in other sectors such as accountancy or consulting, is valuable, and worth mentioning in your application.

Trainee Solicitor, Projects at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Know the firm - attend an event before you apply.

Interview Advice:

Be confident, and know how the firm differentiates itself from its competitors.

Trainee Solicitor, Structured Finance at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Get into a good habit of keeping up to date with the financial press - it will help both in the interview process and in starting your job.

Trainee Solicitor, Corporate at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Unique - It doesn't matter what you do or who you are, everyone has their own selling points. Don't be afraid to be different.

Interview Advice:

The big question you will be asked is "why us?" - Be prepared to answer it with non generic points.

Trainee Solicitor, Private Equity at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Do your research on the firm and the type of work/clients we have. Try and tie your experiences/education to what the firm is looking for in candidates.

Interview Advice:

Think about questions that you could be asked and prepare for them in advance. Be honest!

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Application Advice:

Research the industry well and speak to people.

Interview Advice:

Project confidence.

Associate, Investment Funds at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Be yourself, open and honest. We recruit across the spectrum and want people with varied life experiences. There is not a one size fits all approach to recruitment.

Interview Advice:

Commercial awareness is about understanding your clients and the markets in which they operate.
Do not respond with generic platitudes. Address the question you are asked directly and stop talking once you have finished. Avoid waffling.

Trainee, Tax at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Read the financial and business press and have interests which you can talk enthusiastically and knowledgeably about.

Associate, Capital Markets at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

If you are interested in international opportunities, look somewhere else as the number of secondments have decreased drastically.

Trainee, Litigation at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Make sure your application is perfect and that you know what the firm does and what qualities it needs in candidates inside out.

Interview Advice:

Keep calm and try and be as logical as you can in your response, even if you don't know the answer. Don't get flustered.

Trainee Solicitor, Finance at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Attention to detail and don't just use the same application for all firms, it is really obvious when you do.

Interview Advice:

Try and take a longer term approach to your "special interest topic", if it is something you just read in the FT the morning of your interview you are unlikely to have any interesting and fully formed views on the matter.

Trainee Solicitor, Corporate at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Be prepared for long hours but exciting work.

Interview Advice:

Research the firm and don't give stock answers . Be familiar with workings of the City and global affairs.

Trainee Solicitor, Banking at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Give due consideration as to why a magic circle firm is a suitable choice for you. What are your interests? Where do you see your career going? If in law for the long term, which area of law do you want to work in? What are your expectations in terms of work/life balance?

Interview Advice:

Research and preparation are key to success in an interview. Ensure you're across: (a) a few key news stories reported by the FT (or a similar news provider); (b) news about the firm to which you're applying; (c) some recent important deals/matters the firm has worked on; (d) an idea of where you might like to go, and why; and (e) some well-considered (and genuine) questions about the firm.

Solicitor, Capital Markets at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Spend more time than you think you need and really try to perfect each section; revise multiple times; get another perspective.

Interview Advice:

Project confidence and positive attitude; be well informed of the sector, the firm and current developments, ask relevant questions.

Trainee Solicitor, Corporate / Investment Funds at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

The best research is done first hand, by speaking to people who work at the firm you are applying to - only then can you truly decide whether the place/role is for you. The work can be challenging and neither you, nor the firm, will gain from having a disenchanted workforce.

Interview Advice:

Commercial awareness means being able to (and understand how to) service your clients. It does not mean reading the FT cover to cover. The best approach is to follow a story for a sustained period of time - from articles you will discover more about the sector/industry, what the companies involved are looking for, etc.

Don't be afraid to say "I don't know the answer". Ideally, follow this up with a hypothesis/analysis that shows how you would approach answering the question.

Trainee Solicitor, Tax at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Why Linklaters LLP?

Legal Advisor, Four teams at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Take a lot of care with your application and make sure you strictly adhere to word limits, etc. Be very specific about your examples.

Interview Advice:

Prepare to answer a lot of commercial awareness questions and know what are challenges/opportunities for the industry at the moment.

Trainee Solicitor, at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Extremely competitive, so do apply, but don't be discouraged by a lack of positive response (as with the entire sector). Vacation schemes are incredibly important to secure the training contract.

Interview Advice:

Mixture of HR interview, case study and chat with a partner.

Trainee Solicitor, Tax at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Make yourself stand out.

Interview Advice:

Appear confident.

Legal Advisor, FRG at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Ensure you have completed a significant amount of commercial awareness reading before entering into the application process.

Interview Advice:

As above. Also be yourself! Everybody is different and the recruiting partners appreciate this.

Trainee Solicitor, at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Think about how law fits within the wider sphere of commerce. If a candidate can come to understand what a corporate lawyer's role is with potential clients, this comes across well in interviews and demonstrates commercial awareness.

I would just reading (non-legal) news stories and trying to work out how a firm like Linklaters may have been involved and what areas they may have advised on.

Interview Advice:

The academic background of a candidate is often irrelevant. A role as junior lawyer requires many skills which you may have developed through previous work experience/extra-curricular activities such as teamwork, leadership, communication skills etc. Make you think about these carefully before interview and prepare thoughtful examples.

Trainee Solicitor, at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Have your application reviewed and checked by someone else for spelling mistakes.
Ensure you cover non-academic as well as academic achievements.

Interview Advice:

Focus on 'commercial awareness' and business related news, and think about how such things would impact both the firm and it's clients.

Trainee Solicitor, at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Read the FT 2 to 4 times a week.

Interview Advice:

Smile, and be enthusiastic.

Trainee Solicitor, Corporate at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Demonstrate a knowledge of business, finance and the global economy generally.

Trainee, Corporate at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Make sure you are committed to pursuing a training contract and you aren't just applying to a magic circle law firm as a lark.

Interview Advice:

Give honest answers. Prep for the interview thoroughly so that you can ace the expected questions, but don't try and fluff the unexpected questions by saying what you think they want to hear.

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Application Advice:

Put some thought into it

Corporate at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

When applying for a job in commercial law at a large firm, it is important to show an ability to effectively analyse complex and novel situations with a common sense and commercially-driven approach.

Interview Advice:

Be confident and assertive with your answers.

Trainee Solicitor, Structured Finance Group at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Do you research, try and stand out from the crowd. Understand the firm and the City (and wider global economy).

Interview Advice:

Make sure you know a share sale from a business sale.

Trainee Solicitor, at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Be ready to think and work hard.

Interview Advice:

Understand how businesses work.

Trainee Solicitor, Capital Markets at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Show an interest in the firm/what distinguishes it from its competitors, show an interest in the law and a willingness to learn.

Trainee Solicitor, Banking at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Research the company well and say what makes Linklaters different to other Magic Circle firms. Be punchy.

Interview Advice:

Be prepared to back up your application form with plenty of additional material.

Trainee Solicitor, Dispute Resolution at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

- proof read your application very carefully
- tailor your application to Linklaters specifically
- make your application up to date e.g. include references to current affairs/the current climate where possible to demonstrate commercial awareness.

Interview Advice:

#NAME?

Trainee, Corporate at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Don't self select that you won't get a role. Send in an application because if you're not in, you won't win.

Interview Advice:

Be enthusiastic, show a global mind-set and be commercially aware.

Trainee Solicitor, Banking at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Really show in your application what makes the firm different to the other magic circle firm and why you have applied to Linklaters. For example it is not enough to simple say that I wanted to work at an international firm you should be specific about why this particular international firm.

Interview Advice:

Prepare for the interview and think about the types of questions you will likely be asked. Brush up on your application in particular the reason why you are applying to Linklaters and what sort of firm you are looking for.

Trainee, at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Application - you may have heard this already, your application has to be spotless and really tailored to the firm, also make sure your application answers the questions asked fully;

Experience - having some recent working experience in another law firm (or in the more wider legal environment) or in the commercial world does help;

Interview Advice:

Prepare for a fun, yet challenging day at the firm, have a few current affairs subjects ready to talk about (and if you mentioned an area of interest in your application please make sure you can answer a few questions on the subject).

Trainee Solicitor, Banking/Finance at Linklaters LLP
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Interview Advice:

Commercial awareness

Legal Advisor, Corporate / Derivatives at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Show a genuine commitment to this lifestyle and this type of work. Set yourself apart by presenting anything that makes you different and can be shown to be relevant to the Firm. Fit any skills you have into the working of the Firm to show that you have read marketing material and are aware of the Firm's objectives and ethos. Probably not worth applying unless you are on track for a 2:1 or 1st. The University you study at is less relevant than you might think, though a large proportion of the cohort is still Oxbridge. Due to the international nature of the firm, languages are particularly prized and grants are given to further your fluency.

Commercial awareness is understanding how the business world all works practically together in unison (e.g. how falling oil prices have a knock on effect etc.) and how it will impact clients.

Interview Advice:

Confidence but never arrogance, no need present a false version of yourself as the grad recruitment team will see through it instantly. Study body language techniques to make your presence memorable. Dress code is business smart, there is no need for flamboyances.

Trainee Solicitor, Financial Regulation Group at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Tough hours, but very interesting work.

Trainee solicitor, Litigation at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Make sure there are no silly errors in your application (i.e. spelling, grammar, etc).

Interview Advice:

Make sure you are up to speed on both the latest developments of the firm (know their strategy, points of focus, etc.) and, in particular, current events in the business world and beyond.

Trainee Solicitor, at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Research the firm prior to applying, know which departments you are interested in ahead of time (even if you change your mind later on) and avoid typos.

Interview Advice:

Come in knowing about the firm and willing to talk about current events.

Trainee Solicitor, Dispute Resolution at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Think hard if you really want to practice law as a solicitor.

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Application Advice:

Find something about what we do that interests you and show that interest during the application process. Our recruiters like to see people that are actually interested in what we do, as it is your interest and passion that will get you through the long hours. Also, being sincerely interested in what someone does is the best form of flattery.

Interview Advice:

General commercial awareness featured pretty heavily. Being able to talk through a business scenario and explain my thinking.

Trainee Solicitor, at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Start your applications early! Apply early! Make sure your application is very commercial.

Interview Advice:

Keep your responses very commercial, be yourself and do your best to get on with the interviewer.

Trainee Solicitor, at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Be realistic - consider whether you are actually interested in the work (if you're not, it will show at the interview stage). Conduct thorough research into Linklaters and the legal market. Develop commercial awareness so far as possible before applying.

Interview Advice:

- Research thoroughly.
- Ask partners about their own experiences (best moments, deals, etc.).

Trainee Solicitor, Banking & Projects at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Make sure you tailor the application to the particular firm - it is very easy to fill in a lot of generic applications for law firms, but take the time to research Linklaters in particular.

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Application Advice:

Be prepared to work hard.

Interview Advice:

Know how the firm is distinguished from its competitors.

Trainee, Finance at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Must be ambitious and driven - i.e. leaders at school or societies and proactive at university.

Engaged and enthusiastic with lots of passion for both the law and commercial activities.

Commercial awareness.

Attention to detail.

Interview Advice:

Ensure you are well prepared. Do research about both the firm and law. Keep up to date with current affairs and also commercial news.

Finally, partners and associates must like you and the way you come across - law is a people business.

Trainee, Capital Markets at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Attention to detail, make it bespoke to LL.

Interview Advice:

Be personable, current affairs questions, scenario based.

Trainee Solicitor, at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Research the firm's culture thoroughly and think about how you will demonstrate that you do more than just work - the firm encourages activities outside of work and socialising.

Interview Advice:

Key question: why us and what do you think you can bring to us?

Trainee Solicitor, Corporate at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Make no mistakes on your application and take the time to think and research about the firm and what the job requires.

Interview Advice:

Keep calm and don't get thrown off by unexpected questions. It's better to give a well-thought out answer than to get overwhelmed.

Trainee Solicitor, Finance at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Be prepared to work hard, remember to be enthusiastic, believe in yourself (you will get better very quickly!)

Interview Advice:

Where should we open a new office?
Why do you want to join us, rather than any of the other Magic Circle law firms? What's the difference?

Trainee solicitor, Projects at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Make sure that you go and speak to someone who works at Linklaters. They will be able to tell you how and why Linklaters is the best place to work at. Echoing this in an application will demonstrate that you know what the firm is about.

Interview Advice:

The only way to not get flustered is to prepare. A lot of candidates share their experiences on forums; this will give you a range of possible questions to expect. Definitely do practice WGT online!

Trainee Solicitor, Capital Markets at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Show an interest in international business.

Trainee Solicitor, Corporate at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Do your research. Try to learn as much as you can about the firm and the market we operate in by reading the legal press, keeping up to date with current sector developments and attending the various recruitment and information events that we host.

Interview Advice:

You need to be able to justify why you want to work for Linklaters specifically and why we are different from other law firms in the city.

Trainee Solicitor, at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

You need to ensure you have a genuine interest in the commercial world, and be able to demonstrate that enthusiasm at interview. You need to be the kind of person who wants to be pushed out of their comfort zone on a regular basis.

Interview Advice:

The partners and members of HR that interview at Linklaters are not trying to catch you out, but rather engage in a commercially focused discussion and get to know you. That said, it is important to be on top of the financial press and have something interesting to say about it, as the questions are focused on this. It is also important to think about and be able to explain what a role of a Linklaters lawyer would be in different transactions (e.g. drafting, negotiating, providing advice on areas such as antitrust, tax, employment etc.).

Trainee Solicitor, at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Focus on commercial awareness.

Interview Advice:

Think about competency based questions and prepare answers. Think about interesting articles in the press. Think about the type of work the firm would take on and consider which departments/offices might help with that deal or case.

Trainee Solicitor, Corporate at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Try to get as much work experience as possible beforehand to show your interest in the legal industry e.g. vacation schemes or even just working at a local high street firm for a week.

Interview Advice:

I was asked "if you had £1 million what would you do with it?".

In interviews, be personable and friendly as well as professional.

Trainee, at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Do your research about the firm and the work

Trainee Solicitor, at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Attention to detail is key. Print your application to proof read it before you send it.

Interview Advice:

Try to think of Linklaters as a business.

Trainee Solicitor, at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Prepare - do your research

Interview Advice:

Mostly about my knowledge of the firm and why I wanted to work there

Trainee Solicitor, Capital Markets at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Proof read your application very carefully, perhaps have another person check it for you.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself, don't appear fake or pretentious.

Trainee Solicitor, at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Make sure you proof read your application extensively

Interview Advice:

Ensure that you are commercially aware

Trainee Solicitor, at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Try a vacation scheme at a City law firm first.

Interview Advice:

Show your interest by being able to speak about what interests you.

Trainee, at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Know exactly why you want to work at Linklaters, and in particular, what sets it apart from its competitors. Don't include lots of marketing spiel in your application - instead focus on differentiating yourself and showing how you align with Linklaters' values and the working ethos.

Interview Advice:

Be prepared but don't be afraid to be yourself. Interviewers generally want to get the best out of you, questions will be tough but fair. Know why you want to do corporate law, why Linklaters in particular and have good commercial knowledge - think about what is going on in the financial press and how this would impact on Linklaters work and our clients.

Trainee Solicitor, Banking at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Know the company, and be commercially aware.

Interview Advice:

Don't lie.

Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Proof read everything. Don't stretch the truth at all. Be an individual.

Interview Advice:

Know your application.

Trainee Solicitor, SFG at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Be thorough and genuine.

Interview Advice:

Be well prepared.

Trainee Solicitor, Dispute Resolution at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Research the job and the firm, and do apply. Show enthusiasm.

Trainee Solicitor, at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Get as much work experience as possible.

Interview Advice:

Confidence, knowledge of the firm, knowledge of the interviewer(s).

Trainee Solicitor, Corporate at Linklaters LLP
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Interview Advice:

The aim should be to get on well with the interviewing partner.

Trainee, Corporate at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Do your research and learn about finance. Commercial awareness is very important.

Interview Advice:

Know about interesting stories in the financial press.

Trainee Solicitor, Banking at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Think about things that make you different and make sure to include them. Also ensure that you know Linklaters and its competitors really well - you need to show what sets them apart.

Interview Advice:

The interview is very commercially driven. It does not require legal knowledge, but candidates must know what is happening in the world to succeed. This also enables candidates to link their answers to examples they are aware of.

Trainee Solicitor, at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Make sure that you are genuinely enthusiastic about commercial law and that you understand why that is.

Trainee Solicitor, Trainee Solicitor at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Proofread and make sure you're really tailoring the answer to the firm. No generic answers! Try and get to know people in the firm and truly understand what makes the place different.

Interview Advice:

Be prepared to back yourself on anything asked. Think of business decisions; read the FT.

Trainee Solicitor, Corporate at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Spend as much time on the form as a recruiter would spend to pick yours out of the crowd.

Interview Advice:

Read widely about the business world and do enough research on the firm (what it does, who its clients are etc.).

Trainee Solicitor, Capital Markets at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Do your research on the firm and the kind of work it does. Being able to talk intelligently about the firm and its clients sets you apart. Do your commercial homework, read the FT and Economist.

Interview Advice:

Before you go to interview try and think about some questions they are more likely to ask you, and write down your answers so you can give good, structured responses in the interview.

Trainee Solicitor, Litigation at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Inform yourself completely as to the nature of the job - it is a fantastic place to work, and a brilliant career, but not for everyone.

Interview Advice:

On the application form - make sure that everything you say is true and that you do not mention anything that you would not be prepared to discuss at length and in depth at interview.

Trainee Solicitor, Financial Regulation at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Research, genuine interest and as varied experiences as possible (not just law). Commercial awareness.

Interview Advice:

Think about changing markets, where the future of finance is, who the clients are and should be. Be able to articulate what is different about Links.

Trainee, Corporate at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Attention to detail and a lot of research.

Interview Advice:

Be relaxed, be confident enough to pause and think.

Trainee Solicitor, at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Read up on non-legal commercial current affairs and think how these might have ties to other work that lawyers do, rather than simply keeping up to date with the 'law' itself.

Interview Advice:

I was asked to consider what departments I thought were involved in a big transaction (fact pattern given in the case study). In answering a question like this a candidate should think beyond the 'obvious'; litigation and corporate and consider the important role specialist groups play such as, IP, Pension and Tax.

Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Talk about what you honestly know when talking about your commercial awareness. Be interesting and show that you've done your research.

Interview Advice:

As above, talk about what you know and anticipate follow-up questions.

Trainee Solicitor, at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Getting a job here is quite competitive. If you're going to apply, you need to be convinced that this is what you want and really put the time into your application.

Interview Advice:

Commercial awareness!

Trainee, Projects at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Start early; prepare well.

Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Attention to detail is key.

Interview Advice:

Prepare answers to questions like: which office of the firm would you close?

Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Really think about the lawyers role within transactions, if you don't know what that is, then you don't really know what job you're applying to!

Trainee Solicitor, at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Enthusiasm, attention to detail and a willingness to work hard is key.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself - only then will both you and the interviewer be able to determine if Linklaters is the right place for you.

Trainee Solicitor, at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Try to engage with the firm early on in the recruitment process and make personal connections.

Trainee Solicitor, Litigation at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Try getting on to a vacation scheme or any other events the firms organises for potential candidates. Make sure your application is spotless, and that you prepare well for each stage of the process.

Interview Advice:

Make sure you know a couple of current affairs topics. Don't state in your application things you can't freely talk about with some degree of drilling down on the respective topics.

Trainee Soilcitor, DSP/Capital Markets at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Take time to fill in the application, and give each question sufficient thought.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself.

Trainee, Financial Regulation at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Focus on tailoring the application to the Firm and have good commercial awareness.

Interview Advice:

Be prepared to discuss and be challenged on a current business news story.

Trainee solicitor, at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Be ready to put in the hours - study the firm before.

Interview Advice:

Read the FT.

Trainee solicitor, SFG at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

It sounds clichéd but do try to come across as well-rounded. Academic excellence is something to be proud of, for sure, but that alone won't get your foot in the door. Similarly, it is not a necessity to securing a training contract either - show that you have supplemented it with other activities and interests that don't translate as easily into letter grades.

Interview Advice:

Try to strike a balance between an interest/knowledge of the law, and a more commercial focus. You need to demonstrate an affinity for both, although the latter more so. But knowing the front page of the FT will only get you so far - first and foremost the job involves the law, usually in the form of contracts.

Trainee Solicitor, Corporate, Banking and Projects at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Know why you want to be in corporate law and why Linklaters specifically. Emphasise the qualities you have that make you suited to working in an international, multi-cultural environment.

Interview Advice:

Nothing out of the ordinary - you will be pushed hard on the finer detail of very
obvious questions - what motivates you to do x or y, why not career x or y etc.

Trainee solicitor, Corporate at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Take the time to complete the application and don't under-sell yourself. Linklaters is one of the few firms I've heard of that actually reviews each and every application form - they are after all-rounders, not just those with high marks! So, there's no mark-culling before they review. It is therefore worth taking the time to complete the application.

Interview Advice:

Be commercially aware. They aren't just after smart people, they want people that know what is going on in the world - particularly in the corporate sphere (it impacts our clients). Read newspapers, read the Economist etc. because you'll likely get a question which not only tests your legal knowledge but also your commercial awareness.

Trainee Solicitor, Real Estate (on rotation) at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Make yourself stand out

Interview Advice:

Read up about a few stories in the FT that are interesting

Trainee Solicitor, Corporate at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Read a business paper frequently - partners will test you to see how commerically aware you are.
Beware of typos - attention to detail is key.

Interview Advice:

Remember that they're also looking for people who can interact and work well with others - show some personality.

Trainee Solicitor, Corporate at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Make yourself stand out - make sure your application is unique and will be remembered.

Interview Advice:

Just be yourself and try not to let nerves get the better of you.

Trainee Solicitor, Banking at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Do your research on why you want to do law, why you want to do corporate/commercial law but most importantly, why you want to work for Linklatyers. No substitute for preparation.

Interview Advice:

Ensure you know why you want to do law, commercial/corporate law and why you want to work for Linklaters. Prepare your competency based questions but don't recite verbatim answers as this will trip you up when asked a variant question of what you have prepared. No substitute for preparation.

Trainee Solicitor, Legal at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

If you have previously met representatives of the firm, for example at a presentation or careers event, mention it in the application - this can be useful in the context of answering why you want to work for the firm.

Interview Advice:

Demonstrate that you have a real desire to work as a lawyer for a corporate law firm, and show that you have made efforts to understand the type of work that the firm does and how it differentiates itself from its competitors. It is not necessarily a good idea to try to impress with your own technical legal knowledge - the partners interviewing you will know far more than you do!

Trainee Solicitor, Corporate at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Be motivated, interested.

Interview Advice:

Take the card of the people you meet during your interview day/vacation scheme and keep in contact with them. It is always nice to be able to say that you kept contact with the firm if you have a second interview.

Trainee Solicitor, Structured Finance at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Get as broad work experience in the law and in other sectors as possible.

Interview Advice:

Be prepared! You'll be asked all the standard questions - why do you want to join LL/ what differenciates us from other magic circle firms/ why do you want to be a lawyer etc - so make sure you have thought through your answers.

Trainee Solicitor, Banking at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Try to get some legal experience of some kind

Interview Advice:

I was asked - "what would you do with £1 million?"

Trainee, at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Be yourself, be open and confident and make sure you know exactly what the firm is looking for. Most of all: be interesting. (Attention to detail is a given --> there's a typo in this question)

Interview Advice:

Be interested and interesting and at the same time don't forget to be professional. Make sure that you know current affairs and have a few "favourite" news topics you like to talk about.

Trainee Solicitor, Competition at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

You really know need demonstrate your genuine interest and commitment to working at Linklaters. In particular, you need to show that you know about the commercial environment the firm and its clients operate in so make sure you keep up to date with current affairs. If you read nothing else, read the Lex column on the FT website each day - will give you a starting point to develop your thoughts / interpretations of recent events.

Interview Advice:

When I applied (2010) there was a verbal reasoning test followed by a general interview with a Managing Associate and Partner and then you had 30 minutes to read a case study and present your analysis on it to a partner. I would recommend attending some open days (either at the firm or at other firms) because they often include similar activities so you will know the kind of things you should discuss.

Trainee Solicitor, at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Take time to learn the role Linklaters actually plays and how we assist our clients in a deal.

Interview Advice:

Be able to distinguish why that firm in particular is the one you should work at.

Trainee Solicitor, Competition/Antitrust at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

You need to be able to demonstrate that you have done your research and you understand what differentiates Linklaters from other magic circle firms. You must also be able to demonstrate that you can offer more than someone who does a great legal job and then goes home. Linklaters seek candidates who can also demonstrate that they can drive the business and the brand forward.

Interview Advice:

Relax and try to imagine that you are discussing current issues amongst friends.

Trainee Solicitor, at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Demonstrate other interests outside the law.

Trainee Solicitor, Corporate at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Research the firm before you apply. Talk about yourself but bring it back to the firm and the firm's core values. The person reading your application wants to know what you can bring to the firm as well as knowing things about you.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself - the person interviewing you might end up sharing an office with you so they want to know what you're really like. Have a sense of humour if it's appropriate and follow the interviewer's lead - they set the tone of the interview!

Trainee solicitor, Projects at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Consider commercial issues and read the Economist/FT.

Interview Advice:

Consider a typical M&A deal. Think of what types of departments in an international law firm might help with such a deal and the issues a client might face.

Trainee solicitor, Commercial at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Strong self motivation. Do research, see what the positions entail. Take advantage of graduate recruitment programmes - one day event, drinks, holiday schemes.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself. If you don't know something, own up to it. It's transparent when you are trying to talk about things you haven't a clue.

Trainee Solicitor, at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

When you're writing an application, list all the things about yourself that you'd like the reader/interviewer to focus on (e.g. academics, work experience, other jobs, sport, music, etc.).

Then for each of these items, try to complete the sentence: "This would make me a good lawyer at Linklaters because...". (For example, I was captain of my university rugby team, and this would make me a good lawyer at Linklaters because (i) through this experience I have developed my teamwork, leadership and organisational skills; (ii) this shows my dedication to achieving excellence; (iii) this shows my enthusiasm, motivation and resilience.)

Once you have understood what each of your personal attributes is giving you and how they relate to being a lawyer, then you can start to write a strong, focussed application.

Interview Advice:

Develop three pillars of evidence: e.g. academics, legal work experience and sport/extra-curricular. Make sure you strike an even balance between your three pillars as you move through the interview when you are asked about yourself and what you've done that would make you a great lawyer. This will help you to avoid repeating yourself, selling yourself short, or appearing too one-sided.

Trainee Solicitor, Project Finance at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Think carefully about why you would like to work in law and why you want to work specifically for the firm to which you are applying. What have you done that can demonstrate this? What have you read that interersts you? Are there any particular sectors, clients you would like to work with and why?

Interview Advice:

Do your research on the firm. Clearly have your reasons for wanting to work for the firm specifically. Be friendly and yourself. No one wants to work with a robot!

Trainee Solicitor, Litigation at Linklaters LLP
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Application Advice:

Do your research and be diligent in refining your answers. Answer truthfully.

Trainee Solicitor, at Linklaters LLP
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