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Welcome to our newest section, which aims to dissect that most-powerful breed of legal professional - the recruiter.
Bearing in mind that the recruitment team is usually the first contact you will have with your desired firm,
we have - on your behalf - cut them open, rummaged around in their insides, and examined what makes them tick.
The resulting profiles are a great way for you to get a sense of the men and women who have the ability to welcome
you to the profession with open arms or close the proverbial door in your face.
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Emma McAvinchey, graduate recruiter at Hill Dickinson, has lots to say about her adopted city of Liverpool and sound advice on the route to a training contract, including the need to develop the hide of a rhino.
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We catch up with Fiona Medlock to find out about Mills & Reeves' new offices and what she expects from students who come to see her at law fairs.
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Kate Raggett recruits graduates for City firm Denton Wilde Sapte so read on for how to impress her (hint: say it with HobNobs).
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Liverpudlian James See has set aside his dreams of DJ superstardom to embrace his role as recruitment manager at Weightmans. With advice aplenty, James offers his top tips on getting ahead in the game that is law.
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Laura Yeates from Clifford Chance explains what it’s like to recruit for the largest law firm in the world.
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