Government Interviews
Preparation And Experience Are Key, Answering The “why” Question, Exhibit Realistic Expectations, Interview Logistics
The competition for government jobs is stiff. Although the work done in different government agencies varies greatly, there are two common denominators when it comes to getting a government position. First, it requires more thorough research and preparation; second, with a few exceptions, most government positions require prior work experience or relevant skills. Keep this in mind as you contemplate your career options in the government and prepare for your interviews.
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- How to Do Your Homework - Educate Yourself About Practice Areas, Transactional Vs. Litigation, Pick An Area, Sources Of Information
- Going In-House - Unique Aspects Of In-house Positions, The Interview Process, The Importance Of Homework, Personality Fit
- Government Interviews - Preparation And Experience Are Key
- Government Interviews - Answering The “why” Question
- Government Interviews - Exhibit Realistic Expectations
- Government Interviews - Interview Logistics
- Government Interviews - Anticipate Questions
- Government Interviews - Be Confident, Not Arrogant
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