Okay, update is a must to note down the official first legal career interview yesterday, which one would sum up using a word: SCREWED, literally. Below is the few face-palmed moments which I really think that I m a sucker -.-
1. So how was your attachment with Skrine? (the other law firm)
Wonderful! As in the programme is really structured, and I learned a lot from my mentor....
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After a few other random questions, he asked: 'So let's say Skrine and Shearn both offer you a place to chamber, which one will you choose?'
Shearn! Because generally I prefer the environment here
He interrupted 'But I thought you just said your experience at Skrine is wonderful?!'
I was like OMG, DAMMIT! so I replied ' Yes, but the environment is more friendly here, as in Skrine is quite stressful, and all attachment students are put in the library, so we don't really have the chance to talk to other LAs, except our mentor...'
FML. This is how I slapped myself using my own hands.
2. Have you heard about Bersih? What do you think of that?
Yes, I think Malaysia politics is dirty..(He interrupted again 'Actually bersih is not about politics you know', HELLO BERSIH IS BUILT ON THE UNFAIR POLITICAL CONSPIRACY WHAT- MAN I SHOULD REPLY THIS)
So I acted like a stupid, asked them 'it's the campaign lodged by ambiga right?' (FML- I am asking the interviewers is it organized by ambiga when i know it is and it literally showed my stupidity) '
FML2.
3. What do you think about Sedition Act? Do you think it should be abolished?
Yes I think it should, although my lecturer Mariette Peter does'nt really agree with that. (FML3- I dont know why the hell I mentioned about her but she just came across my mind -.-)
The interviewer : Look, We're now asking your opinion, not your lecturer's (THANK YOU FOR REMINDING ME SUCKER)
Me: I know, I am just stating that I dont agree with her and the reason....
Besides these 3 FML matters, ridiculous stuff just came out from my mouth on and off throughout the interview, I was nervous -.-. But it's overall a valuable experience, practice makes perfect and I am beyond lucky to have the chance to get called to the interview.
So note to myself
1. Try your best to polish your speaking skill.
2. Be confident.
So despite the awful experience, I went for the movie 'Cinderalla' with my coursemates right after the interview. It reminds me of my childhood a lot, as I used to watch it repeatedly. Now I look back to the same movie, with a different thought. Moral of the story is that be brave, be kind, and you will end up living happily after, that's no doubt for sure. But it might be not preferable to give small girls (like who i used to be) an impression that they should wait for the prince to live happily ever after you see. Girls nowadays can be queen, stand by their own to live happily ever after, with or without the prince :)