Repost: Response to Amanda's interview
ppryor said...
I once considered entering into a career as a lawyer, so this interview caught my attention right away. It was surprising to hear that different "language" styles were used according to the type of document that was being written. I never took into account the amount of writing that would have to go into this job. I always imagined it as it appears on tv; the lawyers primarily arguing points through speech. After reading this interview, I realize that "behind the scenes" there needs to be someone who is reading and documenting all of the evidence and case points to be used. One error could be disasterous. I think this is the reason I passed up on the career as the lawyer and entered in graphic design. Overall, I felt this was a solid interview. Good Job!
Sun May 29, 04:56:07 PM
I once considered entering into a career as a lawyer, so this interview caught my attention right away. It was surprising to hear that different "language" styles were used according to the type of document that was being written. I never took into account the amount of writing that would have to go into this job. I always imagined it as it appears on tv; the lawyers primarily arguing points through speech. After reading this interview, I realize that "behind the scenes" there needs to be someone who is reading and documenting all of the evidence and case points to be used. One error could be disasterous. I think this is the reason I passed up on the career as the lawyer and entered in graphic design. Overall, I felt this was a solid interview. Good Job!
Sun May 29, 04:56:07 PM
posted by Anonymous at 6/06/2005 12:05:00 PM
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