I've got an upcoming panel interview for a job in the appellate division of a US attorney's office. Any idea what kinds of questions they'll ask? Or hypos they'll pose? It's a single round of interviews with ~6 people on the panel, including the USA.
What are the exit opportunities for these kinds of jobs? I assume going back to the private sector is unlikely, but that I could move around within DOJ or to another government agency without too much trouble. I don't have much experience (1 yr COA clerkship + 8 months in biglaw), so I'm anxious about jumping out of biglaw so quickly.
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baal hadad
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Re: USAO appellate
Protip: tell em u really want to do 28 usc 2255 appeals easpecially 2255 appeals related to the armed career criminal act
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Re: USAO appellate
OP here. FWIW, no hypos. They asked why I wanted the job and then standard questions about my resume and work history.
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fauxpsych
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Re: USAO appellate
So few appellate jerks here.
Dammit.
Dammit.
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