Skadden seems to publish magazines for its alumni, which include lists of where everyone who has left Skadden during the last year has gone. Unfortunately, the most recent volume that I can find online is from December 2011.
Does anyone have a link to a more recent volume, or know of a way to get a more recent volume? Obviously, it's quite helpful for looking at exit options.
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Re: Skadden Alumni Magazine
ALso interested in this.
--OP anyway you can link me to the December 2011 and prior files?
--OP anyway you can link me to the December 2011 and prior files?
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Re: Skadden Alumni Magazine
OP here. These are the two most recent I could find:
http://www.skadden.com/sites/default/fi ... ec2011.pdf
http://www.skadden.com/sites/default/fi ... r_2010.pdf
Unfortunately, these both detail movements during or shortly after the recession. I imagine/hope exit opportunities have improved a bit since then.
http://www.skadden.com/sites/default/fi ... ec2011.pdf
http://www.skadden.com/sites/default/fi ... r_2010.pdf
Unfortunately, these both detail movements during or shortly after the recession. I imagine/hope exit opportunities have improved a bit since then.
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Re: Skadden Alumni Magazine
This is really cool. If I don't already work at Skadden, now I kind of want to.
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