I just finished my training contract at a large City firm and wanted to qualify in the insolvency department. All the indications were I would be taken on but instead I've not even got an offer in another department. What's the best approach to take? Should I carpet-bomb firms that have large insolvency teams, or be more targeted with my applications? Help!!
May 15, 2008 at 07:11 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
I just finished my training contract at a large City firm and wanted to qualify in the insolvency department. All the indications were I would be taken on but instead I’ve not even got an offer in another department.
What’s the best approach to take? Should I carpet-bomb firms that have large insolvency teams, or be more targeted with my applications?
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