How to pass situational judgement tests (SJT)

At some stage in a law firm application, you’ll probably have to do a situational judgment test (or SJT). These are tests that set out a specific situation, and ask you how you’d deal with it. What makes situational judgement tests hard is that it’s not always clear what the 'right answer' should be, or how you should approach it. So, in this video, I'm covering 7 tips that will help you make the right decision. 🔗 LINKS: The SRA's Code of Conduct: • https://www.sra.org.uk/solicitors/standards-regulations/code-conduct-solicitors/ Some example situational judgement tests: • https://assessment.weareamberjack.com/?sjtId=03cb2717-f30f-ec11-8177-0050568b1f1d&clientId=3cb57459-7570-e811-80eb-005056ac24ff • https://www.lawtests.com/tests/situational-judgement/ • https://www.assessmentday.co.uk/situational-judgement-test.htm#free-situational-judgement-test 🤔 WHO AM I: I'm Idin, a corporate lawyer qualified in England and New York. 🗞️ LITTLELAW: Sign up for free business news for aspiring lawyers: https://www.littlelaw.co.uk/subscribe ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Intro 0:33 What is a SJT? 1:31 Read the SRA Code of Conduct 2:13 Read the firm’s values + culture 2:46: Remember your role 3:45 Over-communicate 4:19 Ask for more context 5:07 State your assumptions 6:00 Explain clearly and specifically 07:12 Outro 🎶 - LAKEY INSPIRED - Serenity 🎶 - LAKEY INSPIRED - Better Days