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Make a list of key talking points from your first interview. Once you've defined these items, research each one. Dig deep and become very well versed on each talking point. Then, prepare to sell your value proposition and engage in deeper, more meaningful conversation. - Jeanna McGinnis, ReResumeMe® 14. Show Them What You Have In Common They know you can do the job, now they need to know if you will fit in. Find things you have in common with the people who work there. Determine your interviewers' professional organizations, any roles they've served in, or articles they've published -- these are great clues as to what they like and how they spend their time. Weaving the commonalities into your responses establishes great rapport. - Lynita Mitchell-Blackwell, Leading Through Living Community 15. Remember You're Not The Only Candidate Don't assume that by going to the interview, you are going to get the position. Double down on your knowledge of the company, and be prepared for more difficult questions.

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Chicago I'd love to see this city added in. It's the only city next to NYC that I think could revisit that busy city hustle and bustle vibe. Picturesque skyline. Include wealthy north Chicago suburbs, include a lake and harbor culture along Lake Michigan and Lake Shore Drive, include heavy gang culture in south and west side Chicago, you could even include western Chicagoland suburbs as well. This would make a great location somewhere down along the line. GTA V extension - Orange County/ San Diego I'd love to see a game based in southern California really feel like a game based in Southern California. Los Angeles is obviously integral in that, but what about orange county? The map should extend further down south. Include wealth, seaside resort beach cities like Seal Beach, Huntington Beach, Newport Beach, Laguna Beach, and Dana point. Perhaps even inland to include big cities like Anahaim or Aliso Viejo. San Diego would've been nice to include as well. I think the city could be integrated into a GTA series one of two ways: a. )

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I started working at a small family law firm in August 2020 and became barred in December. I am entirely in charge of my cases and I really like my boss (owner and sole "partner") as a person. However, since joining, one attorney has been fired and another just quit today. That leaves the owner, me, and one other brand new attorney. Our only paralegal is going on maternity leave next week with no plans to replace her. As the months go by I've realized the management of the firm great. When I interviewed, the billable requirement was 100/month, and if you billed 120 for 3 months in a row, you would get into a bonus structure. Well, that changed to an expectation of 120/month - fine, not difficult. But instead of billable hours, what's counted is collected hours. On top of that, my boss reviews my hours and docks them if he thinks I took too long on something. There's no rhyme or reason, no guidance about how long something should take. He just says this is not a 9-5 job and I'm just going to have to bill a lot more until I'm more experienced.