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How to succeed in a career in law...
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Kaplan Law School is the first Law School to introduce a selection process for potential GDL and LPC students (subject to SRA validation).Why have we introduced “Select to Succeed”?
We think it is right to only offer places to those who have a realistic chance of joining the profession and enjoying a successful career in law. For that reason we will be running selection events for all our shortlisted applicants.
How will it benefit you?
Developed in consultation with leading law firms, our selection process is a rigorous assessment of your potential to succeed in the law profession.
By being successful in Kaplan Law School’s selection process and being offered a place with us, you can have confidence that you have what it takes to secure a training contract. But it doesn’t stop there. We provide:
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- Book a personal tour of our London campus and meet students, careers advisors and tutors. Contact: admissions@kaplanlawschool.org.uk or call us on 0207 367 6455.
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Tuesday, 19 October 2010
BNET Column: Perfectionism is a disease. Here's how to beat it.
It’s amazing that people admit to being perfectionists. To me, it’s a disorder, not unlike obsessive-compulsive disorder. And like obsessive-compulsive disorder, perfectionism messes you up. It also messes up the people around you, because perfectionists lose perspective as they get more and more mired in details.
We can never achieve perfection — any of us. Yet so many people keep trying to reach this elusive goal and they drive themselves crazy in the process. So cut it out. Accept that it’s okay to do a mediocre job on a certain percentage of your work. If you need convincing, consider this: Perfectionism is a risk factor for depression. No kidding. Sydney Blatt, psychologist at Yale University, finds that perfectionists are more likely to kill themselves than regular, mediocre-performing people.
Here are three steps to take to avoid the perfectionism trap:
1. Allow yourself to be wrong in front of others.
Try having an opinion that is wrong. Tell a story that is stupid. Wear clothes that don’t match. Turn in a project that you can’t fully explain. People will not think you’re stupid. People will think you spent your time and energy doing something else — something that meant more to you.
We all have many competing demands. We do not presume to know other people’s demands. But we are all sure of one thing: Our work is often not the most important thing on our plate.
Also, you’ll notice that people are not particularly vested in you being right. They don’t care if you’re right or wrong in what you do or say. They just want you to get stuff done well enough that they can do what they need to do. And this is usually a far cry from perfection.
The other huge problem with perfectionism is that people stop learning when they’re constantly afraid of being wrong. We learn by making mistakes. The only way we understand ourselves is to test our limits. If we don’t want anyone to know we make mistakes, which is how perfectionists tend to behave, we are actually hiding our true selves.
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Sunday, 17 October 2010
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