• Prepare successfully for your partner panel interview – 6 tried and tested tips

    Prepare successfully for your partner panel interview – 6 tried and tested tips

    Partner Panel Interviews within many of the Big 4 firms start in the UK start in the summer months, and then continue on for potentially another 9 months. It’s a similar time scale for many Big 4 firms worldwide. I.e. each person on Partner Track will undertake multiple Partner Panel Interviews. Often over a period…

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  • How to get promoted to manager ahead of your peers

    How to get promoted to manager ahead of your peers

    Professional service firms, especially law firms, accountancy firms and the Big 4, are all very competitive places. After all, these firms hire very bright talented people. It is not a surprise that the people around you are very ambitious for their career. This ambition may or may not include helping you further your career. This…

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  • How to ace your partnership panel interview

    How to ace your partnership panel interview

    Most partner track processes for medium to large-sized firms will include a number of partnership panel interviews. These are where you are interviewed by a number of partners from your firm. Typically in these partnership panel interviews you are required to pitch your business case to the assembled partners. However, sometimes a partnership panel interview…

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  • 5 practical steps to going back into a partnership after a career break

    5 practical steps to going back into a partnership after a career break

    Whatever your reasons for taking a career break, it can be daunting to start the process of getting a role back in a partnership. It’s fairly common to be worried about: are my technical skills up-to-date? it’s a challenging time for getting a new job, will it be possible for me to actually get a…

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  • 12 ways your LinkedIn profile will help you get a new job

    12 ways your LinkedIn profile will help you get a new job

    Have you updated your LinkedIn profile recently? Your LinkedIn profile is your shop window to recruiters and potential employers, and the first place which potential recruiters will look when they are considering contacting you. This is the second half of our article on how your LinkedIn profile can help in your job search. You can…

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  • 12 ways your LinkedIn profile will help you get a new job

    12 ways your LinkedIn profile will help you get a new job

    Have you updated your LinkedIn profile recently? Your LinkedIn profile is your shop window to recruiters and potential employers, and the first place which potential recruiters will look when they are considering contacting you. Here are our top twelve tips to make sure your LinkedIn profile is found by the RIGHT people: 1. Consider your…

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  • 5 ways to turn a weak team into a strong team

    5 ways to turn a weak team into a strong team

    Every firm has some parts that work well and some that don’t.  If you have realised that your team is struggling and not doing as well as you’d like, you are probably wondering how you can work with them to get them performing better. Improving team performance is a great idea and one that will…

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  • Why we need to go towards fear if we are to progress our career

    Why we need to go towards fear if we are to progress our career

    I recently read a great article by Leo Babauta: Develop resiliency: How to move towards your fears and suddenly a lot became clear about why so many highly talented people in Big 4 firms and other large professional service firms become a brake on their own career development. What was the premise of the article? In…

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  • What does a partner earn?

    What does a partner earn?

    Have you often wondered, what does a partner earn? This article sheds light on what does a partner earn! What does a partner earn, depends on many different factors. Not every partner is created equal in a partnership. What they earn each year really depends on the following things: Their formal status within the partnership,…

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