
Small Firm Lawyers Share Their Best Networking Tips
Small firm attorneys speak on the networking practices that make building your network a breeze.
Small firm attorneys speak on the networking practices that make building your network a breeze.
Learn about effective business development approaches for women lawyers from senior legal recruiters at a virtual event organized by the Women Lawyers Association of Los Angeles.
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No matter how you look at it, bringing in business is not a simple exercise in sending out a higher-level resume into the universe. It is about making connections.
Effective networking today requires us to tell our stories in various forums, from social media to speaking engagements to blogs and beyond.
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How to make networking work for you.
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A lesson on how to network 'cleanly,' so that you don’t feel like a user or that you are being used.
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