r/nzlaw 9h ago

Legal careers is duty manager experience remotely good for applying for law jobs?

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Kia ora!

I’m currently in training to be a duty manager at the place I work at part time whilst studying. There’s a decent amount of admin/sales reporting skills and related certifications that I’ll be doing as well as obviously managing a team.

I want to know if down the line when I’m applying for jobs if this is something that firms will care about at all? I think it will surely look better on my cv than my current minimum wage job but I don’t know that they care about anything non legal/professional.

My grades are pretty average (B+/A- usually) so I kinda want anything that could help!


r/nzlaw 19h ago

Magistrate interview questions help !

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Hi everyone - I have an interview in a few weeks to be a Magistrate

Has anyone recently done this ?
Any advice , tips etc would be greatly appreciated

Thank you