u/ClarkKentTheReporter

I have a follow up interview with a non-profit/legal aid tomorrow. What questions should I potentially expect? Any advice?

It will be a virtual interview over Zoom for an hour.

For some info about me. I've been volunteering at my legal aid for about a year. Until recently, I was volunteering 3 days a week for a full shift.

The type of law we're dealing with here is eviction defense. Which is similar to what I do at my current place. I help litigants with answering unlawful detainers, motions for more time, set aside etc. My current organization and the one I am interviewing with have lots of crossover with people having worked with both organizations in some capacity.

I am very familiar with the local ordinances in my county. And I know what software I could be using.

I also am aware that I am gonna be dealing with the same type of litigants in this open role. So I do have a sense in what to expect and have dealt with litigants from those obviously mentally ill, difficult to work with, homeless, to the nicest people you'll ever meet.

I also have experience in the startup world. So I am used to wearing multiple hats at once and dealing with deadlines.

My issue could be is indeed drafting. A lot of my role is more research oriented and client intervewing.

But I feel I need to be on my best. This is the only gig so far where I made it to the second round.

Just any tips could help. Like what questions might be appropriate to ask. What not to do. Thanks for reading! I hope I can find responses from people who are in this area of law.

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u/ClarkKentTheReporter — 2 days ago

At 30, should I just expect to be the oldest person in the room when going to bars?

I’m well aware that there are 30 somethings that still go out.

That being said, when I mean go out, I mean 12 AM to 5 AM. 8 PM and leave by midnight is unsatisfactory to me. You barely went out in my opinion. If I’m gonna go out, I’m gonna go 100 MPH. I have a big rule of never taking the car to ensure my safety. So I don’t do anything a bit too stupid for my liking.

I’m new to bars too and I did not get to have that phase in my 20s.

It sucks yes to be in the wrong age bracket doing this, but I’m still craving these things despite my 20s and youth being over.

Should I expect to be the old weird dude in the room? I’m just trying to have fun and do the fun experimenting I was supposed to do in my adolescence and 20s.

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u/ClarkKentTheReporter — 5 days ago

Luckily not much damage was done. I stupidly misjudged my space while backing up.

My car was seeming damage free.

However the other person’s car had a white line scratch. And I mean it was one white line. And it wasn’t very long. No bump or anything.

She took a photo of my car. And my father’s insurance.

I’m broke though. I’m concerned how much I should expect.

I should have took pictures of her car. Which I regret.

I’m gonna have to tell my dad later. I’m pissed at myself right now.

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u/ClarkKentTheReporter — 21 days ago

Its melody just has that energetic feel to open a concert. Especially that dance in her music video.

Especially if this album is about love, it would be a fitting song to keep off a concert. And I think they can get creative with a stage.

I feel it’s an album opener for a reason. Hope she kicks off a concert like that as well.

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u/ClarkKentTheReporter — 26 days ago