seremify007
Junior Member
Despite what RishBonjour says, it's not really a criteria at most firms and hasn't been for a while to have a D WAM unless you're applying for specific technical roles (which as far as I'm aware, aren't really offered to interns/grads nowadays).should my WAM be atleast 75 to be considered for vacationers and if its like 74 is that ok?
That being said crazy_paki123, I've seen you post a lot on here and whilst I encourage questions, I would highly recommend you actually do some serious research into the fields which you're applying for and what the roles entail. Similar to many other people who apply for these things, it's important to show why you are actually suitable for the role as opposed to just coming off as someone looking for a job and picked the biggest firms on the BRW list. Don't worry so much about the strategy or politics behind recruitment and instead focus on ensuring you're able to articulate examples of core competencies and traits which employers are looking for at your level.