Interviewing for real estate paralegal position. Anything I should know?
Asked by mr_law_jersey
I am interviewing with a large law firm's commercial real estate department. They were looking for someone with experience, but have agreed to interview me. Any advise on what I should know (terminology, etc.)? Any articles you can suggest? The interview is tomorrow. P.S. I have two years of litigation experience.

Best Answer:
Here are links to two job requirements lists: http://www.greatorlandojobs.com/site_job_detail.asp?job_id=968 http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/lgl/192195748.html Explain how the skills you have are transferrable to this job. Good luck!
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Answered by bigbadboss.com

Research the company, there is always a question about the company that comes up. Also, be prepared for the interview. Have your reference's ready to go. Practise answering the normal interview questions: Tell me about yourself Why should I hire you? What are your major strengths? What are your major weaknesses? What salary do you expect to receive? What prompted your decision to apply for this position? Could you please give me an example from your past that describes when you took initiative? Where do you see yourself five years from now? Good Luck!
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