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Antonio Di Domenico - Osgoode Hall, 2006 Call
"First, have a conversation with students from your school who have summered or articled at the firm you are interviewing with. These students can provide an abundance of valuable information regarding the firm and can give you a good sense of whether the firm is a good fit. Second, remember that you are interviewing the firm just as much as the firm is interviewing you. Don't be afraid to ask questions in the interview and to assess the firm critically as you make your choices. Third, keep your drink or food in your left hand, as this will keep your right had available to shake hands." |