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340.02373 En62p
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- (Checked in: Apr 1 2012 )
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Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
- Selecting the right "starter" law firm : five questions you should ask before you join your first law firm
- Sizing up the partner track at your law firm
- The four reasons why anyone makes partner
- Surviving the all-important first and second years
- Years three and four : should you make a change?
- Years five and six : time for another re-evaluation
- Years seven to whenever : making it at a large law firm
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- Years seven to whenever : making it at a small to mid-sized law firm
- Should you consider "permanent associate" status?
- Should you consider "contract partner" status?
- Building your own partner track : six rules for making partner at any law firm
- Congratulations, you're a partner. Now what?
- The best career advice you will ever get.
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