Mention "networking" to a law student and watch her cringe. Suggest an informational interview and prepare for his eyes to glaze over. Law students are told frequently about the value of these activities but generally find the idea of an informational interview intimidating and overly time-consuming. Why should I bother? What should I ask? How do I arrange one? How do I prepare? Alyssa Dragnich, Assistant Director of Career Services at The Dickinson School of Law, answers those important questions.
October 12, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Mention “networking” to a law student and watch her cringe. Suggest an informational interview and prepare for her eyes to glaze over. Law students are told frequently about the value of these activities but generally find the idea of an informational interview intimidating and overly time-consuming. Why should I bother? What should I ask? How do I arrange one? How do I prepare? This article will answer those questions.
WHY SHOULD I BOTHER WITH INFORMATIONAL INTERVIEWS?
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