
William Schwitzer & Associates Interview Questions
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at William Schwitzer & Associates.
Paralegal
The interview included general questions about my salary expectations and my previous work experiences. The interviewer also went over the requirements for the paralegal position and the working hours, which are from 10 AM to 6 PM.
- What are your salary expectations?
Paralegal
After multiple reschedules, I was left waiting for 1.25 hours only to have a 5-minute interview with the wrong person. They apparently didn't review my resume, didn't give me correct info about the job, and failed to schedule a follow-up with the right people. I haven't heard back since. It feels like they don't value my time.
No confirmed questions were included in this interview report.
Medical Paralegal
The whole thing was super fast. I was only in the interview for about 20-30 minutes and they offered me the job right away. They asked about my previous work experience. It was a really laid-back interview.
- What would be my contributions to the firm?
Medical Paralegal
So I went for an interview, and the interviewer made me wait ages. Then our interview got interrupted because she had to grab her breakfast and proceeded to eat it while I was there. Super unprofessional. They offered me the job right then and asked when I could start. I gave them a date and time. To be proper, I reached out to the interviewer the day before my first day to confirm. Thank goodness I texted her, or I would have shown up for nothing! She texted back to tell me to come in the next week because the trainer wasn't available that week. It was really unprofessional to only let me know after I texted, not before.
- Are you employed at the moment?
- Could you describe your responsibilities in your previous position?
- Would you be okay with waiting a bit while I discuss compensation with the CEO?
William Schwitzer & Associates Interview Questions
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“Would you be okay with waiting a bit while I discuss compensation with the CEO?”
Read reports →“Are you employed at the moment?”
Read reports →“What would be my contributions to the firm?”
Read reports →“Do you have previous legal experience?”
Read reports →“Could you describe your responsibilities in your previous position?”
Read report →“Can you tell me about your previous work experience?”
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