Accidentally took a one month break from UA-cam without even intending to lol, hopefully I'm back for good now! Have some great ideas for October, so stay tuned :) Thanks for watching x
Kinda panicking because my training contract start in like 3 weeks and I don't know what to prepare since I work in a startup before. Thankyou for this videoo! I love your contents, really giving me insights on what to expect~
Hello, I like your videos, could you please do more videos on applications for vacation schemes and the other steps involved in the process such as interviews or case assessments, ultimately in order to get a training contract, thank you
Hiya! If you check out a playlist I made (called Training Contract 101): ua-cam.com/video/6FO0W_lM8RM/v-deo.html . There are around 30 videos in here dedicated to the TC process, Vac Schemes and all the things you mention. Thank you! :)
omg so gassed you realised the b-roll - been trying to switch up the scenes a little bit rather than having the whole video just focussing on my face throughout 🤣 thank you!!
That's a great video. I have a question, why is collaboration on cross-border work important and how is it best done by a trainee? Is it open-mindedness? What is important to do to make it smooth? Thanks
Good question Jenny! In respect of cross border work, I've heard it's important to be flexible and adaptable as a trainee; this is because time differences could mean you're having to juggle client demands at unusual times of the day. This helps make working on cross border matters smoother. Cross border work also allows you to understand about the legislation / rules / regulations in other countries, which broadens your global knowledge. This element requires trainees to have patience (in allowing yourself to understand / research in depth other jurisdictions), as well as an interest in how the law operates globally.
Hi Simranjeet your videos r super informative keep up the amazing work . I wanted to ask you what softwares r mostly used by u in yr training contract period. I consider myself little technologically challenged . Will it be a problem for me in my training period or is it easy to manage the technology or IT stuff plz help
Thank you so much! The software can differ from firm to firm, but having knowledge of using Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel and PowerPoint has been key for me. Firms also use file management softwares like iManage. Time recording software like inTapp is also used. To send instant messages or have meetings with colleagues, you may need awareness on how to use Slack or Microsoft Teams.
Accidentally took a one month break from UA-cam without even intending to lol, hopefully I'm back for good now! Have some great ideas for October, so stay tuned :) Thanks for watching x
Can I just say I loveeee how you just got straight to the point 😍 amazing vid, thank you for the insights x
Ahh thank you Sanah!! xx
This video is reassuring, I’m about to walk into the work world straight out of university.
So glad to hear! you got this x
Super insightful vid for any aspiring solicitors 😌 completely agree with these
thanks love!!
Kinda panicking because my training contract start in like 3 weeks and I don't know what to prepare since I work in a startup before. Thankyou for this videoo! I love your contents, really giving me insights on what to expect~
Good luck!! You got this ✨
Hello, I like your videos, could you please do more videos on applications for vacation schemes and the other steps involved in the process such as interviews or case assessments, ultimately in order to get a training contract, thank you
Hiya! If you check out a playlist I made (called Training Contract 101): ua-cam.com/video/6FO0W_lM8RM/v-deo.html . There are around 30 videos in here dedicated to the TC process, Vac Schemes and all the things you mention. Thank you! :)
@@simranjeetkmann thank you!, are you still reviewing applications by any chance ?
Love this Simran! Awesome B-roll too #bigfan
omg so gassed you realised the b-roll - been trying to switch up the scenes a little bit rather than having the whole video just focussing on my face throughout 🤣 thank you!!
@@simranjeetkmann hahah it's great Simran, I love B-roll always put some quirky things in my videos!
This is such a helpful video!
Glad you think so!
That's a great video. I have a question, why is collaboration on cross-border work important and how is it best done by a trainee? Is it open-mindedness? What is important to do to make it smooth? Thanks
Good question Jenny! In respect of cross border work, I've heard it's important to be flexible and adaptable as a trainee; this is because time differences could mean you're having to juggle client demands at unusual times of the day. This helps make working on cross border matters smoother. Cross border work also allows you to understand about the legislation / rules / regulations in other countries, which broadens your global knowledge. This element requires trainees to have patience (in allowing yourself to understand / research in depth other jurisdictions), as well as an interest in how the law operates globally.
Yeshhh new uploaddddddd xddddd
hehehe yee!! there may be another upload today 👀
@@simranjeetkmann Ayy, I'll be keeping an eye out 👍🏽
Hi Simranjeet your videos r super informative keep up the amazing work . I wanted to ask you what softwares r mostly used by u in yr training contract period. I consider myself little technologically challenged . Will it be a problem for me in my training period or is it easy to manage the technology or IT stuff plz help
Thank you so much! The software can differ from firm to firm, but having knowledge of using Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel and PowerPoint has been key for me. Firms also use file management softwares like iManage. Time recording software like inTapp is also used. To send instant messages or have meetings with colleagues, you may need awareness on how to use Slack or Microsoft Teams.
@@simranjeetkmann Thanks a lot you our the best
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