Can't remember a specific question. I had expected a typical "phone interview" line of questioning where I simply go through my qualifications. Most questions were of the "describe a time when..." type, which I think are much more difficult to answer in this format.
They asked how I felt about an open office concept and how comfortable I would be dealing with intra-office conflict.
They asked pretty much what you would expect. Why I was a good fit for the job and about my experiences I had listed on my resume.
What is the natural talent you would most like to be gifted with?
What is privilege?
Why did you want to become a lawyer?
Describe the scope of your research.
Describe the process for preparing for and conducting negotiations involving an unfamiliar international jurisdiction's law.
Tell me something about yourself I wouldn't find on your resume.
Why in-house?
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