
Wilchins Cosentino & Novins Interview Questions
& Process
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and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Wilchins Cosentino & Novins.
Associate Attorney
So the interview process involved two rounds. The first was with a named partner and another partner from the department I was applying to. That went super well, they were really nice and we had a great conversation. The second interview was with a newer partner in the department, but it didn't go as well. This guy was really tough for no real reason and made it seem like I'd basically just be a glorified paralegal churning out docs for him. Also, the starting salary was shockingly low, like 50k less than other offers, and they weren't willing to negotiate at all.
- Would you be content with a role that emphasizes drafting over client meetings, considering you currently handle both?
- How would you feel about a position focused more on drafting documents and less on client interaction?
- Is it acceptable to you to not meet with clients and primarily engage in drafting, given your current responsibilities?
Paralegal
I had a couple of phone calls with the office manager first, then an in-person meeting with them. After that, I had a second interview with the manager, the founding partner, and another attorney. They did offer me the job, but the starting salary was really low and they wouldn't negotiate, even though they wanted to hire me.
- Are you vaccinated, since it's a requirement for working here?
Trusts & Estates Attorney
The office manager reached out via email with a prospective offer. I called her to get more details, and she explained the role's duties and requirements, then invited me for an interview. The interview process was well-organized and thorough. I met the entire Trusts & Estates team, including a named partner. Everyone was very pleasant, professional, and kind. They asked challenging questions and spent a good amount of time getting to know me. The office manager was very responsive and helpful throughout. I accepted because I saw the T&E Department worked well as a team and that the partners were invested in my professional growth. My initial good feeling was accurate.
- Regarding your stated experience in estate administration, could you outline the typical estate administration process?
Administrative Assistant
I got in touch by email and then scheduled a meeting with the office manager for later that week. The interview happened at the office and it was just me and the office manager. They asked straightforward questions about the job duties and what the role entails.
- What are your reasons for wanting to join our firm?
- Can you tell me about your skills relevant to this position?
Wilchins Cosentino & Novins Interview Questions
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“Are you vaccinated, since it's a requirement for working here?”
Read reports →“How would you feel about a position focused more on drafting documents and less on client interaction?”
Read reports →“Regarding your stated experience in estate administration, could you outline the typical estate administration process?”
Read reports →“What is your experience with drafting software or documents?”
Read reports →“Is it acceptable to you to not meet with clients and primarily engage in drafting, given your current responsibilities?”
Read report →“What are your 3-5 year plans?”
Read report →“Would you be content with a role that emphasizes drafting over client meetings, considering you currently handle both?”
Read report →“Were you involved in drafting software or handling documents before?”
Read report →“What's the reason for your departure from your previous employer?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
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