Application Tracker & 33 Other Opportunities

Hello,

I just want to take a moment to thank you for being here. Especially if you’re reading this on a Sunday, when this goes out. It really shows how dedicated you are.

When I started Equal Opportunity, I did not think we’d grow so fast. There are now 10,474 of us here. (should’ve been double, but I used to delete lots of inactive members)

Thank you for being here.

Going further, I realise that we need to do more. To do that, I need your help to understand what you need most. Please reply to this email with how we could assist you better.

The best ideas will be considered right away, and you’ll receive a mystery gift 🎁

George

PS: I’ve started a newsletter where I’m sharing how I’m building Equal Opportunity and other productivity tips. You can join here.

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If you want to:

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If you’re looking for an easy way to keep track of all your applications, check out the latest application tracker.

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⚖️ This Day in Law History

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10 November 1983 — Windows 1.0 is introduced by a man named Bill Gates.

11 November 1918 — World War 1 ends, 40 million casualties later.

12 November 1555 — Mary I’s Parliament re-establishes Catholicism.

13 November 1642 — First English Civil War commences and is fought over the correct balance of power between Parliament and King.

14 November 1896— The Locomotives on Highways Act 1896 takes effect, raising the speed limit for horseless carriages in Britain from 4mph to 14mph.

15 November 1688 — The Glorious Revolution begins, culminating in the Bill of Rights 1689. This adjusted the power balance between King and Parliament. Among others, it was established that Parliament should meet on a regular basis, elections to Parliament should be free from interference by the monarch, and Parliament should have 'freedom of speech and debates’.

16 November 1904 — John Ambrose Fleming receives a patent for the thermionic valve (vacuum tube). This invention played a crucial role in the growth radio, television and radar.

Alin George

Read the November edition in full.

📆 Upcoming Law Events — Compiled by Anca Andreea Aurica

The full list can be requested anytime here.

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Monday, November 11

Clyde & Co – Virtual Insight Day

A&O Sherman - Recruiter Insights: Excel in the Application Process

AllAboutLaw x Goodwin, Morrison Foerster, TLT & Foot Anstey - Diversity & Inclusion: Just buzzwords?

AllAboutLaw x BPP University - How current students aced the SQE: their stories and strategies

AllAboutLaw x Debevoise & Plimpton - Unlocking the Secrets to Successful Applications

AllAboutLaw x Irwin Mitchell - Becoming a Lawyer at Irwin Mitchell: Diverse Journeys to Success