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Not prepared to work on a minimum wage, who do you think you are?

Having read the Gazette and my fellow blogger Hummingbird's recent piece, there seems to be yet another debate over trainee salaries.

Written by Rumpole Jnr

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Brochure Focus

Osborne Clarke
If you're looking for a bright start in an ultra-modern environment (these pics suggest not just modern, but Jetson-esque!), Osborne Clarke could be your happy place.

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Career Spotlight

Bond Pearce LLP
"From speaking to friends training at other firms, I can say with confidence that the level of client contact I get here is high."

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Meet The Recruiter

Vinson & Elkins RLLP

Hey y'all! If you fancy learning more about good ol' Texas hospitality, read this interview with Natalie Perkin. She's an associate and recruiter, and has lots to share about the lovely place that is V&E. Just don't mention the Hollyoaks watching…

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Don't be square, be (commercially) aware

We've said it before and here we are saying it again. Commercial awareness is one of the key skills that law firms look for in their future trainees and, thus, you need to develop this particular area of your brain. The College of Law's Joanne Rourke describes what commercial awareness is and offers advice on ways you can improve yours.

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