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I went ahead and answered the questions rather than decline. Ultimately, I knew I didn't want to work there no matter what the salary he offered me so it was just easier to answer the questions than it would have been to explain to the owner that he was asking illegal questions. Moins
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I said I was looking for an organization I could stay at long term.
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they really like to see people that are committed to immigration law and the cause. Moins
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I’m terms of answering the question, it is candidate-specific, especially what bring you to the work of public defense. Moins
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Likewise, matching my skills/experience with the job requirements.
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(Can't remember: something to do with my skills and interests matching)
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While working at the last firm Cooper Barton Cooper, I was assigned to criminal cases that were from GPDC (public defender office). It take patience ,learning to hear and listen to see how they can be helped. The quality of a case is not built on economic standards but the person how they can be served. Everyone needs help once and a while. Challenges will arise when you may not be able to assist everyone, but by goals many can be. Moins
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I focused on process initially, but they were really interested in a substantive analysis. Moins
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The optimal answer to this is that you're a doormat with no opinions or self esteem and you will be happy to be a voiceless slave to the 100+ "bosses" that comprise House membership. Moins