Surviving the Adversarial Interview

Jobs: Uncovering Résumé and Skill-Building Opportunities in Today's Market

Vol. 39 No. 6

By

Erin Binns is assistant director for career planning at Marquette University Law School.

Legal recruiting isn’t business as usual, and it hasn’t been for a while. In February 2009, I wrote a column for this publication titled, “how to get good legal experience in a Bad Economy.” Two years later the column’s advice is still relevant as the residual effects of the recession remain. But the legal market is by no means a bust. Attractive opportunities to refine your legal skills and to explore the practice of law continue to exist. You may just need to looeyond on-campus interviews and job postings to find them. 

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