
10 Quick Tips For New In-House Counsel
Even if you're a seasoned in-house attorney, a refresher never hurts.
Even if you're a seasoned in-house attorney, a refresher never hurts.
The interviewer may control the format, but you control the message.
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As an associate, you often have limited control over your own schedule -- but there are still some actions you can take to improve your use of time and cut out unnecessary stress.