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White & Case

4.1
  • 1,000 - 50,000 employees

Application Process & Interviews at White & Case

7.0
7.0 rating for Recruitment, based on 7 reviews
Please describe the interview process and assessments.
I had a series of interviews to get this job. All great - met lots of great people.
Graduate, Sydney
Interviewing is never fun but the process involved a good mix of formal and informal interviewing and socialising. Opportunity is provided for you to showcase your true self and what you can offer to the firm and visa versa.
Graduate, Melbourne
From memory, the recruitment process at White & Case was relatively smooth but was very rushed - I felt stressed as a prospective clerk being given very short turnaround times for interviews and being pushed to get through the conflicts process. I have also heard similar feedback from subsequent clerks. That being said, the interviews themselves were very pleasant and I had an enjoyable experience meeting the partners.
Graduate, Sydney
Application -> psychometric testing -> interview x2 -> offer
Graduate, Sydney
What questions were you asked in your interviews?
Why this firm? Do you align with our values? How do you align with the work the firm does? Are you willing to participate in the opportunities we offer?
Graduate, Sydney
I was asked about my work history and why I am interested in working in the law and at White & Case in particular.
Graduate, Melbourne
Standard behavioural questions
Graduate, Sydney
Do you have any specific tips and advice for candidates applying to your company? How would you recommend they best prepare?
Firm is unique in the Australian market because of their origins as a NY-based law ?rm, with international o?ces and international clients. Show that you align with that, as well as align with the ?rm's values generally.
Graduate, Sydney
Bring your true self to your interview. At the end of the day, you want to work somewhere where you feel comfortable so it is a two-way street. Display a true interest in our firm and work and ask lots of questions.
Graduate, Melbourne
Research the firm (particularly its strengths) and decide whether that's what you're interested in. Then come across as genuine.
Graduate, Sydney