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Average start time: 9:30
Average end time: 19:00
Average number of working hours: 9.5
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Application Advice:
Research the firm thoroughly, concentrating on our core practice areas (Corporate, Projects, Finance).
Attend an open day or vacation scheme if possible - there is no better way to decide if you want to work here.
Interview Advice:
Be honest.
Go over your application form beforehand and be prepared to talk about any of it with examples.
Think about answers to standard questions:
- why this firm (rather than other firms / other types of firms)?
- why you?
- why law?
etc.
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Application Advice:
Research the firm properly, understand the firms core clients and the types of work on which there is a big emphasis.
Interview Advice:
Be yourself.
Trainee, Finance at Shearman & Sterling LLPRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Read thoroughly around the website.
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Application Advice:
Research the legal services market thoroughly.
Interview Advice:
Be as prepared as possible and stick to what you know, don't pretend to know what you don't know.
Trainee Solicitor, Antitrust at Shearman & Sterling LLPRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Be concise in your written application and be yourself in the interview.
Interview Advice:
Be confident and be yourself - they will go through your application quite carefully so if you haven't told the truth you will get found out. Read broadsheet newspapers.
Trainee Solicitor, Litigation at Shearman & Sterling LLPRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Not to apply to all law firms; really consider the firm size/type of work you're interested in.
Interview Advice:
Why law?
Why Shearman & Sterling?
Where else have you applied?
Generally the interviews here are quite informal.
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Application Advice:
Undertake research on the firm thoroughly and engage with the application process. Have a clear idea of why you are applying to the firm and why you think you could add value and integrity well. These are important themes to remember throughout the application and impress on those reading applications.
Interview Advice:
Be yourself. It is important to remember that each firm may appear similar but the fabric of each firm is identifiably different and it is important for both yourself, the applicant, and those interviewing you to present an honest impression of themselves.
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Application Advice:
Research the firm and the deals we've recently completed.
Trainee Solicitor, Tax at Shearman & Sterling LLPRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Pay attention to presentation (spelling mistakes, accuracy of facts, etc). Ask for a second pair of eyes to proofread before sending out.
Interview Advice:
Showing enthusiasm about the job, the legal sector and also the firm.
Trainee Solicitor, Finance at Shearman & Sterling LLPRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Don't try to sound impressive if you can't back it up - you'll look so much better for being sincere and honest. Personality goes a long way.
Interview Advice:
Don't try to sound impressive if you can't back it up - you'll look so much better for being sincere and honest. Personality goes a long way.
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