Showing posts with label Interview. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Interview. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 24, 2016

Blog 17 - Interview 3 Reflection

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1. What is the most important thing I learned from the interview?  
I learned about how important it is to be honest with a client.
2.  How has your approach to interviewing changed over the course of your senior project?

This was my longest interview yet so I think I learned how to ask better questions that help go in depth. Trying to answer my EQ question really helped come up with questions I needed to be answered.

Friday, October 30, 2015

Blog 10 - Interview 2 Reflection

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1. Please explain how you are spending your mentorship time (Is it at a workplace or somewhere else?  Are you shadowing?  Are you able to do tasks that are meaningfully related to the topic?  If so, what?  Are there other people who are experts in the location?  Etc...)
I guess I would say that I’m really just shadowing him. I’ve been observing what my mentor does at work. He also lets me read the paperwork from some of his old cases. I feel like I could be doing more meaningful things. There are some other experts at the law firm my mentor used to work at.

2.  How did you find your mentor?  How did you convince this person to help you?  
He is a lawyer that attends the same church as I do. It wasn’t really hard to convince him. Even before I asked him to be my mentor he was already giving me advice.

3. How would you rate your comfort level with your mentor at this point in your relationship?  How does this relate to the time you've spent so far at mentorship with this person
I would rate our relationship a 7 or 8 out of 10. I didn’t know really well before I asked him to be my mentor. With the time I spent with him I would definitely I have gotten to know him a lot better.

4. What went well in this interview?  Why do you think so?  What do you still need to improve?  How do you know?  How will you go about it?
He answered all the questions very nicely and it was good that I was able to schedule the interview with him when he had the chance. He knew what he needed to say. I would say I still need to work on doing more meaningful work. I haven’t done any challenging tasks so far. I think I’m just going to ask my mentor what I could practice to sharpen my skills.

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Friday, September 18, 2015

Blog 5 - Interview 1 Reflection

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1. What is the most important thing I learned from the interview?  Is there anything I would do differently for other interviews?
I learned some things I can do to be a successful lawyer. For example I was told to sharpen my writing skills to help me communicate my arguments on paper. I also learned what to expect in Law school regarding the first year,.
2. Did I get additional resources and contacts?  What is the most useful?  Why?
Yes I got additional resources and contacts. I was reminded of a resource he gave me along time ago. It’s a Criminal Law book that gives some examples and explanations of Legal terms. The most useful contact is Javier Castillo because he is another attorney that can offer some insight and his experiences.
3. What makes my interviewee qualified to help me?

The interviewee is my mentor. He passed the bar exam and is a licensed attorney with experience in court. before he officially became a lawyer he worked with the District Attorney on some cases. He currently works at the Pool group law firm.

Wednesday, September 2, 2015

Blog 3 - First Interview Preparation

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  1. I plan on interviewing mentor. When I went to his office he was always giving me good information about being a lawyer. Now I feel like I can get other good information from him about his career..
  2. Additional Questions
    1. What can you tell me about your experience being a lawyer?
    2. What advice to have for anyone interested in being a lawyer?
    3. What are the best and worst parts about being a lawyer?
    4. Is there anything else you would like to tell me?