
Sterne Kessler Goldstein and Fox PLLC Interview Questions
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Sterne Kessler Goldstein and Fox PLLC.
Technical Specialist
Pretty simple process. First up was an hour long chat, split in half. First half with HR, just general behavioral stuff. Second half was with the department director and a patent agent. The questions in the second half were more about getting to know you than really testing how much you know.
- What's your familiarity level with transistor design?
- Is a legal career something you see yourself pursuing in the future?
Paralegal
I applied online and got called in for a 2-hour interview session. The first step was a 30-minute vocab, grammar, and spelling test that I had to pass to proceed. I passed it in less than 12 minutes. Then, I met with the senior paralegal and a paralegal manager. I think it went well, and they seemed to want someone who's ready to learn and put in long hours. After that, I had an interview with HR about benefits and what the firm offers. Finally, I got a tour of the office.
- How does your past experience relate to this role?
- What's your reason for leaving your current job?
- What draws you to intellectual property law?
Biotech Technical Specialist
I had a phone interview with HR first, then a phone interview with a director, and then an in-person interview. It was all pretty standard. I do wish they would have someone who actually does your job speak to you, especially for technical specialists since you are typically coming from an entirely different field of work, so there's a lot of questions to be asked, but the in person interviews were only with directors. Nothing too technical, just trying to get a feel for any knowledge you have, and what your background is.
- Regarding deadlines, if something is due on Friday, what is your expected completion time?
Legal Assistant/Paralegal
First, there was a phone interview. Then, they invited me for an in-person interview. Once I got here, I completed a simple spelling test and then turned in a writing sample. After that, I was interviewed by four different people. It was really nice, more like a chat than a formal interview. They didn't ask any tricky questions, they just seemed genuinely interested in getting to know me. If you're ready, you should do fine.
- What draws you to intellectual property law?
- What are your thoughts on our firm?
- Can you tell me a word that describes you?
Sterne Kessler Goldstein and Fox PLLC Interview Questions
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“Given a simple circuit diagram, I was asked to determine the voltage.”
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