Don’t Make These Mistakes in a Behavioral Interview
Behavioral interviews are typically used during the hiring process in many industries. Avoiding these mistakes will help you get the job.
M&A Litigation Gives You the Best of Both Worlds
In this sponsored post from Paul, Weiss, hear from one of their partners about the highlights of his M&A litigation practice.
How to Land an Entry-Level Role With Little Experience
A lot of entry-level job postings ask for two to three years of experience. Here's how you can still get the role without meeting those experience requirements.
Ghosting and Rejection: How to Persevere Through Your Job Search
Being rejected or ghosted during your job search can easily diminish your morale. Here's how to preserve if you find yourself in this situation.
Summer vs. Academic Year: When is the Best Time to Intern?
When deciding what time of year to complete your internship, here are some things to consider.
Covington & Burling Cross-Office Q&A–M&A
In this sponsored post from Covington & Burling, hear from two of their partners about various aspects of the firm's M&A practice in a Q&A format.
How to Ace a One-Way Video Interview
Asynchronous video interviews are quite different from in-person interviews. Here's what you need to do before, during, and after to be successful.
Three Career Paths for Accounting Majors
An accounting degree opens up many career path options. Here are three major career paths you can pursue with an accounting degree.
The Regional and Midsize Firm Route
In this post by law editor Travis Whitsitt, we discuss the implications of the sharp rise in midsize firm mergers and lateral movement in that sector.
How to Read a Law Firm Merger as a Candidate
In this post by law editor Travis Whitsitt, we discuss how candidates can read between the lines of merger announcements to assess the newly formed firm.