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Talking about your career goals is essential — especially if you’re networking, exploring new opportunities, or preparing for a review. But there’s a fine line between expressing ambition and unintentionally casting doubt on your current role or employer.
You’re an experienced attorney. You’ve worked hard, built a strong resume, and you’re ready for the next step in your legal career. So why does it feel like your job applications are vanishing into a black hole?
If you're an attorney thinking about making a lateral move or exploring in-house opportunities, the job search process can feel overwhelming. Between demanding billable hours and limited visibility into what’s really out there, it’s easy to postpone your next move — even if you know you're ready for something new.
In the fast-paced world of legal recruiting and law firm hiring, small details can make a lasting impression — and one of the most overlooked, yet impactful, details is the thank-you note.
In a field as competitive—and often opaque—as the legal profession, talent alone isn’t enough. Who’s helping you grow? Who’s opening doors for you when you’re not in the room? That’s where the difference between a mentor and a sponsor becomes career-defining.
Law school teaches you how to brief a case, analyze statutes, and spot issues—but it doesn’t always teach you how to build a career. Whether you're a 1L just getting started or a 3L mapping out post-grad plans, here are five helpful tips!
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