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Kimberly K. Egan is a partner in the Washington office of dla piper and is co-chairwoman of the firm's U.S. health care sector.
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That's the spirit.Cavalier wrote:Kimberly K. Egan is a partner in the Washington office of DLA Piper and is co-chairwoman of the firm's U.S. health care sector.
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It got dropped on its head when it was a little baby law firm.schooner wrote:I'm a 0L so could you please explain the significance? (So what that she's at DLA Piper?)Cavalier wrote:Kimberly K. Egan is a partner in the Washington office of DLA Piper and is co-chairwoman of the firm's U.S. health care sector.
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Alas, I am ignorant of current events, unsociable, ill-mannered, not humble (arrogant, actually), unkind, inflexible, never on time, an horrendous time manager, careless, whatever the opposite of collegial is, and definitely not fun. All I have going for me is how ridiculously smart I am.
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Anonymous User wrote:Alas, I am ignorant of current events, unsociable, ill-mannered, not humble (arrogant, actually), unkind, inflexible, never on time, an horrendous time manager, careless, whatever the opposite of collegial is, and definitely not fun. All I have going for me is how ridiculously smart I am.
LoL. Joke all you want. But, you seriously just described half of my classmates and everyone at my SA who is known as "that guy" (and yes it is almost always a guy).
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Anonymous User wrote:Alas, I am ignorant of current events, unsociable, ill-mannered, not humble (arrogant, actually), unkind, inflexible, never on time, an horrendous time manager, careless, whatever the opposite of collegial is, and definitely not fun. All I have going for me is how ridiculously smart I am.
Response: You either develop these traits or you will be screwed. Sorry.
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how could any well adjusted, non-sociopathic person fail to understand the importance of "diligence" "collegiality" "punctuality" "personal reputation" etc, in a professional environment.
Shit, I've never worked a "real" or a "good" job before and I knew that being late or being a douche, ought to be avoided.
Be reliable, and amiable... that's really all it takes to perform well in any organization.
Shit, I've never worked a "real" or a "good" job before and I knew that being late or being a douche, ought to be avoided.
Be reliable, and amiable... that's really all it takes to perform well in any organization.
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Seriously, the only part of that statement that wasn't true is that I'm kind of up on current events and... I guess I'm pretty flexible, and I am kind/generous intermittently. Other than that it's all true.Anonymous User wrote:Anonymous User wrote:Alas, I am ignorant of current events, unsociable, ill-mannered, not humble (arrogant, actually), unkind, inflexible, never on time, an horrendous time manager, careless, whatever the opposite of collegial is, and definitely not fun. All I have going for me is how ridiculously smart I am.
LoL. Joke all you want. But, you seriously just described half of my classmates and everyone at my SA who is known as "that guy" (and yes it is almost always a guy).
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