My impression for law interviews is that they're not super technical. They're all "Tell me about yourself," "What's your interest in the organization," "What di

My impression for law interviews is that they're not super technical. They're all "Tell me about yourself," "What's your interest in the organization," "What did you think of the way your law school taught" — the kind of questions that only have wrong answers, which is its own special hell, but a different hell. No one's asking for precedents or deep incisive analysis, really, but I guess they can count on the bar exam to ensure a minimum level of competence. Is my understanding of this wrong? For doctors I have no idea.