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Advice

Resources

  • Hotshot Legal uses short videos to teach a range of legal and business topics. The videos provide simple explanations of complex concepts. Topics include Accounting & Finance, M&A Basics, Excel & Data Analysis, and Venture Financing, and new content is continually added.
  • Prepare to Practice program by LexisNexis. This tutorial is design to help students master some of the practical skills you need to arrive practice ready on day one.
  • Developing the Professional Lawyer – Student Tip Videos. Created by the National Association for Law Placement, these interactive e-learning modules are a simple way to help you focus on some of the core elements of professionalism.

Podcasts and Videos

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Managing the First Years of Your CareerVideo
Summer Success in a Remote SettingVideo
How a Law Firm is Run and Why it Matters to You
Julie Jones, Chair of Ropes and Gray
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How a Law Firm is Run and Why it Matters to you
Kevyn Orr, Partner-in-Charge Washington, Jones Day
Video

Updates from Hire Ground

  • Managing Employer Deadlines

    As you hear back from employers after interviews, we want to remind you about the timing guidelines for responding to offers. Private sector employers recruiting at HLS agree to comply with our employer recruiting policies regarding these timing guidelines, and it is important that you understand them. If you run into any issues with deadlines

    February 27, 2025

  • Summer Employment Dates

    When finalizing your summer plans, remember that EIP begins on Thursday, June 12 and ends on Wednesday, June 18. Interviews will take place in the late afternoon and into the evening of the time zone in which the employer is located. If you are working on the West Coast, but plan to interview with employers

    February 25, 2025

  • No-shows? No, no!

    If you responded “yes” to a law firm reception and can no longer attend, you must let the firm know as soon as possible. Simply not showing up is unprofessional and reflects poorly you and on HLS. Additionally, firms track who failed to show up. To change your rsvp, find the event in CSM and

    February 20, 2025

  • Making the Most of Employer Events

    As you know, many firms are hosting events for 1Ls this spring. As your first step in EIP preparation and research, use the events to learn more about the firms, their attorneys, and their work- information that can help you differentiate the firms from one another and be used later in interviews to discuss your

    February 11, 2025

  • Following Up After Events

    After attending employer events, many students wonder about following up with those they met at the event. After a particularly good or lengthy conversation with an attorney, or if an attorney or recruiter encourages you to follow up, it is entirely appropriate to follow up with an email. This can be as simple as thanking

    February 6, 2025