<p>Balancing personal satisfaction and professional success can be a challenge in today's demanding legal industry. Whether it's work overload or the work itself, more and more lawyers are finding their careers to be less rewarding. This guide shows you how happy and satisfied individuals with law degrees have created a niche and discovered what motivates, energizes, and even excites them about their work. Renowned experts in legal career advising, the authors provide advice and exercises on career assessment, job searches, application materials, interviews, offer evaluation and negotiation, transitioning from law school to the legal profession, work/life balance, and more.</p>

The Lawyer's Career Management Handbook, 2010 ed.

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Marcia Pennington Shannon

Legal Education

Legalworks

Locating talented, smart associates requires more than simply looking at their class rankings and grade point averages. Law firms must match their needs to the skills of their applicants. This informative resource includes timesaving worksheets, checklists, and forms to help law firms determine what type of associates they need, where to find that particular type of associate, and how to have success in hiring them. Law firms range from solo practices to midsize and large firms, and recruiting strategies are different for each of them. Recruiting Lawyers also addresses the needs of nonlaw environments in selecting, screening, evaluating, and hiring lawyers.

Recruiting Lawyers

Susan G. Manch

Business & Money

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