Biglaw Partners Need To Remember Their Humanity When Conducting Interviews
Maybe a mom with cancer shouldn't be a deal breaker... just spitballing here.
Maybe a mom with cancer shouldn't be a deal breaker... just spitballing here.
Take care out there.
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Biglaw interviews can really go off the rails!
It's like walking and chewing gum.
Virtual interviews have become the new normal during the pandemic -- and they come with their share of unique issues.
These are some effective preparation methods to ensure a successful interview.
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There are a ton of pitfalls before you actually receive an offer from a Biglaw firm.
* President Obama commuted the sentences of an additional 330 federal prisoners held on drug convictions today. [Huffington Post] * The Democrats who are not going to attend the inauguration. [Politico] * More dustup over undisclosed celebrity endorsements. [The Fashion Law] * Need a new job? Do you know how to crack the phone interview? [Law and More] * Noam Chomsky has some thoughts on the ACA repeal. [Salon] * This has become particularly poignant. [Slate]
Interviewing skills are critical and many millennials are very uncomfortable about conversations, preferring to text and/or email, but that's an essential skill to avoid being a commodity.
Interviewing skills are critical and many millennials are very uncomfortable about conversations, preferring to text and/or email, but that's an essential skill to avoid being a commodity.
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Admit it -- you always kind of knew that Commodus would work in Biglaw.
Have you ever encountered an interviewer as rude as this one?