Interview Tips
What will those firms ask you? What should you ask them? Will they figure out that you are a total fraud and have absolutely no useful skills to offer? No worries. We’ve got you covered.
Top performers in interviews prepare, but there’s more that sets them apart. They have specific details on what makes them a good fit and know the answers before they get the questions.
Just because we’re increasing the info doesn’t mean there’s any reason to worry. Sure, you’ll want to be ready for questions about your background. But what about the things you need to know about potential employers? Learn how to focus on your strengths and see how your interests match with the interviewer’s firm.
Nervous about how you’ll do? Lawyers from both sides of the interview table share their advice on the interview process and how to land the elusive “call-back.”
Competence, connection, and confidence. Here’s what those three words mean for you as you put your best face forward.
Resumes and Cover Letters
You have 15 seconds to grab the attention of the interviewer. Here’s a road map to how you can use that time wisely.
Your application should be a targeted advertisement for yourself that will cause the person reading it to think, “Hiring this person will make my life easier.”
The next time you are wondering about the status of your application, don’t just ask about it. Instead, use this opportunity to add value to your follow up communications and stay top of mind.
The Judicial Niche
Five judges from the ABA Judicial Division to get their expert advice on landing a coveted judicial clerkship, making the most out of this opportunity once you’re in their chambers, secrets to working well with judges, and other tips from the bench.
Didn’t Get Picked for OCI?
It’s happened – you did not get a callback from OCI. The race is not over. You now have the opportunity to approach the rest of the interview season and law school more strategically and make circumstances change in your favor.
If OCI was not in the cards, you did not get a job offer, or you just don’t want to go straight from law school to private practice, you are probably wondering, “what should I do now?” This webinar helps answer your questions.
