A legal counsel may come from various backgrounds like corporate law, in-house legal consultant, or working at a law firm with no in-house experience. Once a company or organization hired a legal counsel, they are mainly responsible to oversee all legal aspects of the business. They will give legal advice so that the company’s image and reputation are protected. Organizations can always rely on them during legal emergencies.
Hence, needless to say, hiring the right person is crucial if you want to avoid major losses especially when the company is experiencing legal difficulties or going through important structural changes.
As a hiring manager or recruiter, you can avoid all these by crafting the questions as accurately as you can to the industry and the skills that you want the candidates to have. Add questions that will test their knowledge regarding the laws specific to an industry or their experience in court.
In this article, we’ve compiled a list of questions that you can use during your interview sessions.
Nonetheless, it is always worth knowing that your candidates’ questions may reveal more information than you need for hiring. Your most promising applicants will come prepared with thoughtful and pertinent inquiries, and ask questions that you probably aren’t prepared for throughout the session.
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