do some research on the law firm ..find out all you can about them....good luck bro......having some knowledge of the company ,its cases and such will show them you mean business....yeehaw go yummy go
I was being interviewed for the 3rd time with two of the higher ups in the company and I was trying to keep it professional but not tightassed. When one of them asked me where I saw myself in 5 years I said that that was a pretty vague questions but I always wanted to be an astronaut.
I got the job
If you get so wrapped around how bad you need the job, you will probably come across desperate and fawning.
This isn't the only job. You don't have to get them to like you. You have to see if they are the kind of people you want to work with.
If they like you that's cool. If not, pretending to be someone else to gain their acceptance will only blow up on you in the long run.
I once went to an interview that was crushingly important to my future and family. I put that out of my mind during the interview and decided to just be myself and let the chips fall where they may. I got the sense that they were wanting someone they could get along with and who wouldn't play office politics. So I said to them, "this doesn't seem to be about can I do the job, we know I can do the job, it's about can we all get along together as co-workers . . . blah, blah, blah
I was hired. I later found that I wasn't even a likely candidate based the the packages that were submitted. It was my off-hand matter of fact way of saying "we know I can do the job" that impressed them the most. Confidence sells. Go figure.
Btw - turns out we all got along fine and I nailed that job.
"can fit in with the team"
When I worked at Boeing Computer Services people stood around and talked all day, so if you were a slacker that talked all day and did very little work and sucked up to all the guys above you and ate lunch with them you fit in just fine. If you were there to work hard you didn't fit in very well.