The Legal Job Search: Young Attorneys
For new attorneys searching for a legal internship or their first legal job, it is often difficult to know where to begin. FindLaw’s The Legal Job Search: Young Attorneys addresses this issue and the many other questions that can arise when undertaking your first job search like: landing a summer internship, how to overcome mediocre grades, where to start searching, what personnel directors are looking for, getting companies to hire you, and finding non-legal jobs, to list just a few. Read further to find the right strategies to jump-start your legal career.
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The Legal Job Search: Young Attorneys Articles
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For Law Career Satisfaction Ignore Ads and On-Campus Interviews
Find out why this author believes that would-be lawyers should avoid ads and on-campus interviews.
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Does Having an MBA along with a JD Help in Landing a Job?
Is there a benefit to having an MBA along with a JD?
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Is a 5 month job search a sign that grades are a limiting factor?
For the past 4+ years, I have been employed as a Trial Attorney with the U.S. Department of Justice Tax Division, Western Criminal Enforcement Section.
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How Should a Student Act at a Cocktail Party?
How should a student act at a cocktail party after an interview? What should a student speak to the lawyers about? Post-interview cocktail parties can be a tricky business.
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How can I market myself with a poor GPA?
Ever since my last year of undergraduate study, I've been overwhelmed with health and family problems. I went through my first two years of law school just barely getting by because of these problems.
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