Don't overthink it!!! If you feel uncomfortable, it will make your interviewer feel uncomfortable and reflect in your interview performance. Take deep breathes throughout the process to keep things under control :)

Julian, I’m a few hours away from interviewing for the first time (I’m a 1L). Thank you so much for this!

@julianinlaw

6 ай бұрын

Np!!

hey man, 1L here and I really admire what you're doing here. Looking forward to your future content

Love this advice!

About to begin a crazy week of articling student interviews. Thanks for this video - it relieves a lot of the stress.

this is so helpful. I have an interview soon and ...fingers crossed.

Great video, Julian! Another video idea - how to decide on the fields to practice and the process of figuring out what interests you. I'd love to hear about your story of figuring this out too!

@julianinlaw

Жыл бұрын

Great idea !!

Another great video!

@julianinlaw

6 ай бұрын

Thank you!! I'm glad it was helpful

I think I also got an idea for my next haircut too from this video :--]

I just found you Julian. You are cool

@julianinlaw

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 😎😎

Hi Julian, Thats my first time watching your video, I was chilling and suddenly your video pop out, anyways I’m glad I watched your video and I just subscribed to your channel since I found it helpful, interesting and informative… I’m not sure if you already made a video talking about immigration law or not since I want to do immigration law that’s what I’m thinking but I need more information about it if you have got any, also I’m still studying for the LSAT but I’m so nervous since I like to study by myself but I was wondering how many hours should I study everyday? Since I’m taking my summer courses and doing my internship how do you think I should organize my schedule? Sorry I’m typing a lot but I really need your help and advice. Last question how can I find immigration lawyers so I can do an informational interview if you have got any suggestions? I hope you reply thank you for your time.

Big Trees? Closet Stanford student?

Hey i wanted to know what job u did at the white house i would really think of considering that as my college job option.

@julianinlaw

11 ай бұрын

I interned at the Council of Economic Advisers! It was great - also have another YT video about my experience there: kzread.info/dash/bejne/fJOixqmSla7eY5c.html

common juli W

@julianinlaw

Жыл бұрын

HI KIRA

@kiraimani

Жыл бұрын

@@julianinlaw HI JULIAN

*Promosm*

This might actually be good advice. . .but the problem is, the overwhelming majority of law students will never, ever, get an interview for so much as summer work at a large law firm in their entire lives. So this advice is completely and totally irrelevant to the great majority of law students and recent graduates. At most law schools, large law firms, aka "Biglaw" will only hire students in the top 10 percent of their class (top 5 percent for Cravath, Skadden, and other very grade-sensitive law firms). This means that big law is completely irrelevant to 9/10 law students in these schools. And yes, you can say that it's more like top 25 percent at highly ranked law schools, but it also more like 0 percent at low ranked law schools. Overall, for the overwhelming majority of law students, they will never, ever, get a single interview with a large law firm in their entire lives. They don't need to worry about preparing for an interview that they will never have.