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summer intern for law students |
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I hope someone with a JD |
| Date Posted: |
02/08/2006 |
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interned at pwc during their 2L summer can answer this...
So, pwc didn't exactly recruit at my law school. I did fill out the online profile thing and left my resume there. I got an invitation from HR to interview with them while they were recruiting at the undergraduate school. I've already gotten a callback.
I should have brought this up at the initial interview, but I don't think my interviewer knew the answer, and I didn't want to come off as if the internship was beneath me or anyhthing. However, what I want to know is, am I interviewing for essentially the same intern position as the undergrads, with same job responsibilities, salaries, etc? or will it be different...will I be offered a position that will utilize my specialized/advanced knowledge in tax law and get fairly compensated for it?
Also, when do they decide or let you choose which specific group in the service line you are going into. It was very unclear. The on campus interviews were split into the three lines of services, and I was in tax. I did express my interest in multiple groups, but that's it, the interviewer didn't follow my lead.
thanks for the enlightenment in advance.
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