There weren't any difficult or unexpected questions. Just be prepared to tell them about your prior experience, and show some initiative about what you add to the team and how that will benefit the client, rather than what the client or project can offer you.
Starting off with salary questions instead of any description of the position.
I was asked what specific experiences I had with subject matter specific to a project.
Content contribution
They just asked about prior projects and what I liked about document review.
Am I willing to try new areas of law that may not be exactly within my previous expertise?
$42,000 a year is the starting salary, no negotiations. Are you willing to accept that.
Why Pillsbury? Why are you the best choice for us?
How could I adjust to New york
They were interested in my hands-on litigation experience .
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