Graduating Law Students and Junior Associates
During law school, upon graduation, and as a junior associate, your interviewers will seek insight into your personality, character, and relevant skills to determine your "fit" for their distinctive needs and culture. Our work will prepare you to demonstrate how your academic accomplishments, life choices, personality, and professional experience will meet their challenges required for success.
With the abundant information gained from our conversations, you’ll learn how to craft examples of your experience framed in simple but important structures. The concise, pointed and relevant examples of your experience will leave memorable impressions, and set you apart as the unique candidate which you are.
Interviews at your level are increasingly investigative for you and the potential employers you'll speak with. We discuss approaches to common interview questions, particularly those you feel concerned with, and questions that will be more nuanced. And, we'll discuss how each question is an opportunity for you to showcase experience and other assets you would bring.
Significantly, you can influence the traditional question-answer interview format to help lead the interview toward subjects you'd like to cover and questions you'll want to have answered to decide your next steps. We’ll examine specific approaches that will help you gather additional, often sensitive information.
You've reached the metrics your firm looks to for promotion to equity partnership and for equity partners to move further on in the firm's ranks. You've worked tirelessly. You've sacrificed. You've sharpened your intellect. You've developed essential relationships within your firm. You've matured on many levels and reached significant goals you've set for yourself.
We'll work toward clarifying them, and I'll share important industry information based on my experience to help you make the most informed decisions.
The least understood and discussed between coach and lawyer, recruiter and candidate, is what marketing means within interview conversations. Framing your questions and gathering information is a distinct art form. You may have mastered it in the context of – as an example – pitches to clients. I'll help you to acquire and sharpen powerful techniques to help drive conversations in meaningful ways.
Together, let’s define what your current career trajectory looks like, and how to best align it with your vision.