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Seemed OK. I asked a lot of questions and there were no awkward silences. Interviewer didn't ask any curveball questions, just the basics: tell me about your summer job, why law school, what kind of practice are you interested in, etc. Biggest thing I left out was making the case for why I wanted to work at X firm. I'm hoping that since she didn't ask, it's no big deal.

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Anonymous User wrote:Seemed OK. I asked a lot of questions and there were no awkward silences. Interviewer didn't ask any curveball questions, just the basics: tell me about your summer job, why law school, what kind of practice are you interested in, etc. Biggest thing I left out was making the case for why I wanted to work at X firm. I'm hoping that since she didn't ask, it's no big deal.

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You were doomed from the moment you opened your mouth .

Drake014 wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:Seemed OK. I asked a lot of questions and there were no awkward silences. Interviewer didn't ask any curveball questions, just the basics: tell me about your summer job, why law school, what kind of practice are you interested in, etc. Biggest thing I left out was making the case for why I wanted to work at X firm. I'm hoping that since she didn't ask, it's no big deal.

Callback?

You were doomed from the moment you opened your mouth .

your 'tar is an appropriate comment on this thread

Your callback chances are directly proportionate to your law school's ranking, your GPA, and the degree to which you repulsed the interviewer(s).

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bwv812 wrote:

disco_barred wrote:Your callback chances are directly proportionate to your law school's ranking, your GPA, and the degree to which you repulsed the interviewer(s).

So, be as repulsive as possible.

Exactly. They like that

(Please pardon my syntactical error)