I skipped the first-round interview with HR and was scheduled directly with the attorneys. I was offered the position in less than a week. The onboarding process was very quick.

Applied through their website and was contacted by their talent recruit 2 weeks later for an interview. Overall a negative experience. What could have been a 30 minute interview turned out to be 2 hours. While a longer interview may sound great, questions were over the surface (you could tell they were reading off a website), seemed already uninterested from the moment the conversation began, interviewers were late, and not personable at the least. They also seemed to have downplayed my experience and background. An employer should also try to sell their company just as a candidate is trying to sell themselves to a potential employer. I am very passionate about immigration and am very in tuned to reading other people's energies. While I also asked questions, it was evident the work environment lacked passion and resembled an industrial factory ambiance. Very unprofessional for such a nationally recognized law firm.