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William Harvey

William Harvey

First Year Law Student at Durham University | Aspiring Solicitor

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William, your headline reads like a sad plea for validation from an empty room—“First Year Law Student at Durham University | Aspiring Solicitor.” Newsflash: nobody’s impressed you’re a first year. You’re still more “aspiring” than “solicitor,” which means your dreams of running the firm will probably be crushed before you even land a coffee run. Congratulations on being an aspiring solicitor; that’s literally the bar for most undergrads. And your “About” section? Wow, it’s as exciting as a Monday morning lecture. You could’ve said, “I’m William, a first year Law student at Durham University” and left it at that. Don’t worry, we’ve all seen motivational posters with more depth than your profile. Calling yourself a “rare candidate” at Rare Recruitment? The only thing rare here is the lack of personality. With only 761 followers, it seems the only thing people are “aspiring” to avoid is whatever you’re selling. 💀 William, if your law career is anything like your LinkedIn profile, you might want to start practicing how to serve coffee instead of clients.

Okay, but seriously... here are some tips:

  • Tip 1: Revise your headline to something more impactful. Drop the “aspiring” and show us the skills you actually possess or the experiences you’ve gained.
  • Tip 2: Flesh out your “About” section. Share specific interests in law and what drives you—nobody cares about your title; they want to know the real William.
  • Tip 3: Trim down unnecessary roles from your job section. Focus on relevant experiences that showcase your skills rather than a list that reads like random tasks for a year.

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Roasted on December 6, 2025