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Time management Evaluate the jobs by priority Communicate with the lawyers Ask for priority levels Menos
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Do multitasking , Use your intellectual to to finish the task on minimum time limit set the priority task and the deadline time for each task . Take all the lawyers in concol set the priority and finished the job Menos
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I will finished this work is given dedline I confident on my ability I will finised work I will take permission how much time one work finished after take second work Menos
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Company culture and whether I can learn from the job.
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can foresee my future and to step up for my career
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Provide different opportunities and develop my potential.
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I have heard of the company from Long time ago 1970's actually in my country there is factory of Van Heusen and is very popular brand for shirts and pants, most of the school wear a style of shirt that is called the Cubayera Menos
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I told her I was familiar with the name but since their website was down I was inable.to read up on then besides reviews. Menos
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I gave an example of working with an attorney described as a monster and how he and I got along extremely well; friends to this day (20 yrs later). I answered that I have not had an attorney that remained difficult after some adjusting for both of us. Menos
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I have been dealing with lawyers for 36 years. I don't argue with lawyers, I JUST OUT PERFORM THEM! Lawyers don't do the tedious, resourceful, challenging, menial tasks like discovery and verification. We "gofers" do the hard work, i.e. Legal Secretaries, Auditors, Document Control and Contract Management personnel. During the discover period, I ensure pertinent documentation is pursued to the nth degree. Then I DOCUMENT the fact that I was (not them) the FONT OF THE DISCOVERY EVIDENCE they require to support their deliberations. I have little tolerance for "Credit Stealing " or "Blame Shifting" lawyers. I don't tolerate condescension from "baby lawyers". The sooner lawyers and I get to the meeting of the minds about those roles, the better. Ill-mannered lawyers are their own worst enemies. I always remind him or her that EVERY litigation has a winning and a losing lawyer. They hate me... until I save their backsides. Then we are suddenly best friends...NOT. Menos
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I would also ask all parties involved what their *absolute* deadlines were. If said deadlines left me unable to effectively perform the task, I would enlist assistance. Menos
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I would first ask what their deadline for completion is, and then enlist the help of another team member for assistance. Menos
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I agree with the other answer. I also am employed at DLA Piper and find this company to be one of the worst employers I've ever had. Ineffective management and toxic environment. Consider yourself lucky to have escaped unscathed.... Menos
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How unfortunate. I am employed at DLA Piper and found the interview process to be grueling in all senses of the word (time, format, etc.). I'm sorry you had this experience. But to be honest in my humble opinion, you should be glad you didn't get the job. DLA is filled with ineffective management and is an awful place to work. Menos
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How do you answer a question like this one? I asked them to explain their question. Menos
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I would have little problem being regarded as a "legal secretary"; however, I would expect that over the course of my tenure at this law firm I would learn new practice areas, procedures, software and that I would gain additional duties and responsibilities. Menos
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I gave an example but I explained that I didn't see it as bad but rather a challenge and explained how I resolved it Menos
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No, but I am capable of handling it with the same professionalism as making hotel reservations or completing the forms to obtain expense reimbursements. Menos
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As long as said business is legal, I have no problem with it.