Denton Wilde Sapte is to retain just one of the seven trainees due to qualify at the firm in March. Two trainees withdrew from the qualification process, but of the five remaining, Dentons chose to offer a position to only one. The decision means the firm's retention rate stands at just 20% of those applying and 14% of the total intake.
February 10, 2010 at 12:14 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Denton Wilde Sapte is to retain just one of the seven trainees due to qualify at the firm in March.
Two trainees withdrew from the qualification process, but of the five remaining, Dentons chose to offer a position to only one. The decision means the firm’s retention rate stands at just 20% of those applying and 14% of the total intake.
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