I'm in my mid-thirties and am about to start applying for training contracts. A vacation placement I did with one big City firm made me feel like a dinosaur and got me wondering - which firms (if any) are more receptive to older applicants, rather than going for youthful 'cannon fodder' types?
April 24, 2008 at 06:01 AM
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I’m in my mid-thirties and am about to start applying for training contracts. A vacation placement I did with one big City firm made me feel like a dinosaur and got me wondering – which firms (if any) are more receptive to older applicants, rather than going for youthful ‘cannon fodder’ types?
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