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Linklaters CB Experience
I've read that they ask behavioral questions / pose economic hypothetical at their CBs, does anyone have any insight into this? Specifically, is it stuff like "what would you do if [insert awkward work-related scenario here]" or is it more like "China's economy tanks, how would this impact our global practice?" I've read some daunting examples on their UK forums, not sure if they ask the same kinds of question in the U.S.. Any general anecdotes about Linklaters CBs would also be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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Yeah.Anonymous User wrote:I've read that they ask behavioral questions / pose economic hypothetical at their CBs, does anyone have any insight into this? Specifically, is it stuff like "what would you do if [insert awkward work-related scenario here]" or is it more like "China's economy tanks, how would this impact our global practice?" I've read some daunting examples on their UK forums, not sure if they ask the same kinds of question in the U.S.. Any general anecdotes about Linklaters CBs would also be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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Re: Linklaters CB Experience
Thanks! That's a relief.Anonymous User wrote:Yeah.Anonymous User wrote:I've read that they ask behavioral questions / pose economic hypothetical at their CBs, does anyone have any insight into this? Specifically, is it stuff like "what would you do if [insert awkward work-related scenario here]" or is it more like "China's economy tanks, how would this impact our global practice?" I've read some daunting examples on their UK forums, not sure if they ask the same kinds of question in the U.S.. Any general anecdotes about Linklaters CBs would also be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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Re: Linklaters CB Experience
I also have a Linklaters CB and would love any more feedback if someone cares to share!
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Re: Linklaters CB Experience
OP here. I've spoken to alums who summered at Linklaters and they confirmed that the questions were limited to awkward work scenarios last year. Who knows what's in store this year though. Good luck with your CB!Anonymous User wrote:I also have a Linklaters CB and would love any more feedback if someone cares to share!
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Re: Linklaters CB Experience
There will also be a lot of behavioral questions to start off your interviews from the recruitment coordinator before you see partners/associates.
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Re: Linklaters CB Experience
What exactly do you mean by behavioral? Could you give an example of something you remember? Like "3 words that describe you" "whats your weakness" type? Or the situational ones described above?
Thanks for the feedback!
Thanks for the feedback!
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Re: Linklaters CB Experience
the formerAnonymous User wrote:What exactly do you mean by behavioral? Could you give an example of something you remember? Like "3 words that describe you" "whats your weakness" type? Or the situational ones described above?
Thanks for the feedback!
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Re: Linklaters CB Experience
That's funny, I had the "3 words that describe you" question at a hogan lovells screener. Wonder if it's a magic circle thing.Anonymous User wrote:the formerAnonymous User wrote:What exactly do you mean by behavioral? Could you give an example of something you remember? Like "3 words that describe you" "whats your weakness" type? Or the situational ones described above?
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Re: Linklaters CB Experience
hogan lovells isn't magic circle.Anonymous User wrote:That's funny, I had the "3 words that describe you" question at a Hogan Lovells screener. Wonder if it's a magic circle thing.Anonymous User wrote:the formerAnonymous User wrote:What exactly do you mean by behavioral? Could you give an example of something you remember? Like "3 words that describe you" "whats your weakness" type? Or the situational ones described above?
Thanks for the feedback!
It is a London thing though.