Congratulations! You have already arrived at a destination that few new lawyers will ever reach. The pathway was arduous, but the GPS provided clear instructions: excel in high school and college; get the best possible score on the LSAT; don’t take your eyes off the road during law school (especially during the first year); keep your hands on the steering wheel during the interview process; and get yourself admitted to the Bar. And now you are an associate in a law firm.
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Advice For New Law Firm Associates: Don’t Stay on Auto-Pilot
If You Don’t Know Where You Are Going, You Will Probably End Up Somewhere Else
By Carol Kanarek
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