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Pause. Take a break. The world is not going to end nor are you. This was not life or death. Take a walk. Clear your head. Take a deep breath. Sit back. Now is not the time to act. Now is the time to think. So, relax. Look at the silver lining. You can not do anything about things that are outside of your control.

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If you’ve started getting that sinking feeling you might not be on the right track, don’t let it derail you — you’ve worked too hard.

Stop right there! Take a deep breath, read this guide and you'll be all set for your graduate investment banking assessment centre.

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