Sozan. 1. I work full-time as a lawyer. 2. The thing I like most about my job is helping my clients to solve their legal problems. The thing I like least is the mental pressure and worry that comes with being responsible for someone else's financial or legal well-being. 3. At my age, I'll be happy if I'm still breathing five years from now. However, if I do live that long, I'd like to work only part of the year, and travel the other part. 4. I can, and always have, worked under pressure. The pressure does not have to do with workload or time limits. Again, it has to do with a deep feeling of responsibility that what I am doing affects other peoples' lives; so I had better do a good job. 5. I assume you are asking about the most difficult situation I have faced in my work. If so, I have had a number of cases in which I represented elderly people suffering from dementia. It is very hard to represent a person who is unable to express his or her wishes and goals. Then you have to rely on family members or let the judge decide; not the person who will be affected by the court's decision. 6. I prefer doing most of the purely legal work myself. However, I could not manage without the help of my secretaries and legal assistant. 7. In my spare time, I am generally trying to learn somebody else's language!