Imagine a panel of attorneys interviewing a prospective colleague. After the preliminaries, they ask her: “What makes you think you can leave those kids after all these years and fit in here in our super stressful environment?”
Consider another panel interviewing a different attorney, this time seeking entry in a training program: “What did you think of the such-and-such department at your university?” Answer: “I didn’t actually go there. Did you?” Interview panel member: “Are you kidding? I was barely in junior high when you were a law student.”
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