Forgot how bad job searching was :(

Thanks - although I'm far, far too wise to reveal anything like that to OCUK :D

Fair enough mate, I was doing all those applications/ research myself and most of my friends are doing them / about to go to interviews so was just curious as I'm probably familiar with it if in London.

Best of luck anyway with that
 
Good luck dude I've had a few interviews at some highprofile law firms but alas failed them all :D

Out of interest have you had any vac schemes/law experience?

I've been to a high street solicitors and had a week at a commercial firm. Chuffed I managed to wangle those really, because I was told I wouldn't even get a look in for a training contract without some legal experience at the place I now have an interview.

I've been rejected from 3 interviews before... lets hope it's 4th time lucky :o

Good luck with the hunt yourself :)
 
Another interview tomorrow, this time doing marketing for a theatre company!!! Bit worried as I can find very little about them on the internet, so my research isn't going too well!

Incidentally, can anyone "spec me" a couple of questions to ask the interviewer at the end? One which I tend to use is "where do you see me in five years time?", but I asked that at an interview a couple of weeks ago , and the response was "not at this company", so I'm thinking of scrapping that!!!

Good luck Nitefly; law's still something that I'm looking at doing in the future if my marketing doesn't go in the direction that I'd like, although the more people I speak to who are trying to get a job in law, the less I want to give it a go!!!
 
Well ive got my old job back in argos warehouse, i start tomorrow:)

Nice one :)

Good luck man!



Trust me, paper qualifications wise mine is probably the worst :p My plus points however seem to be more personal attributes and experience over anything else!

Aha! No really..I can probably bet you mine are worse :p

Considering my main interest is IT biased, my grade at school concerning IT doesn't show it :p
 
Incidentally, can anyone "spec me" a couple of questions to ask the interviewer at the end? One which I tend to use is "where do you see me in five years time?", but I asked that at an interview a couple of weeks ago , and the response was "not at this company", so I'm thinking of scrapping that!!!

That is harsh! :eek:

Did they really mean it? or were they implying the company would go under before 5 years?
 
"What type of training do you offer?"
"What plans does the company have for the next 3-5 years?"

These two will give you useful information to help decide whether the firm is worth working for in the long run. Fairly standard questions really...
 
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had an interview monday as a bench hand joiner and will hear friday, and got the general manager of a kitchen place interview next thursday.
 
23 years old and I've finally stopped messing around and decided to get my life in order.

Problem is I haven't the foggiest what I want to do and have no experience either. 2:1 Law with Government honors from last year is really all I got going for me.
 
23 years old and I've finally stopped messing around and decided to get my life in order.

Problem is I haven't the foggiest what I want to do and have no experience either. 2:1 Law with Government honors from last year is really all I got going for me.


Well that’s a good start; there are plenty of well paid jobs out there if you apply for them.

I've just spent the last 4 years doing my Law degree and LPC (waste of time unless you have a TC) and am really starting to think a career elsewhere is more suitable especially after spending the last two weeks in a property firm. I do have an interview next week for an auditing role and have just applied for a recruitment role.


For me it's all about the cold hard cash, I don't want to be in 5 years time qualified in an area of law I dislike on pittance, where instead I could have spent the time pursuing other more lucrative and interesting avenues (not sure if auditing qualifies as interesting though ha!!)
 
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