PSA: It is really really really hard to get an in house job
Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2014 7:32 pm
if you're a litigation associate. It takes YEARS of consistently applying to almost any job in your area (assuming you're in a major market).
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Wait Google is competitive? Shitpatogordo wrote:so i should start applying to google now then
I'm in lit because I want to LIVE in the courtroomRegulus wrote:Desert Fox wrote:Why go lit if you want In house.
Why would you? Why not hang a shingle.Anonymous User wrote:That's why I went into patent prosecution... where you can go in-house from a 3 attorney firm after 2 years of experience!
Because I want the opportunity to speak to another human being at work.Desert Fox wrote:Why would you? Why not hang a shingle.Anonymous User wrote:That's why I went into patent prosecution... where you can go in-house from a 3 attorney firm after 2 years of experience!
what about examiners? oh you said human beingAnonymous User wrote:Because I want the opportunity to speak to another human being at work.Desert Fox wrote:Why would you? Why not hang a shingle.Anonymous User wrote:That's why I went into patent prosecution... where you can go in-house from a 3 attorney firm after 2 years of experience!
flame a patent prosecutor would never say this.Anonymous User wrote:Because I want the opportunity to speak to another human being at work.Desert Fox wrote:Why would you? Why not hang a shingle.Anonymous User wrote:That's why I went into patent prosecution... where you can go in-house from a 3 attorney firm after 2 years of experience!
There are a few of us patent prosecutors who have autism-free lives.Desert Fox wrote:flame a patent prosecutor would never say this.Anonymous User wrote:Because I want the opportunity to speak to another human being at work.Desert Fox wrote:Why would you? Why not hang a shingle.Anonymous User wrote:That's why I went into patent prosecution... where you can go in-house from a 3 attorney firm after 2 years of experience!
df what's your exit strategyDesert Fox wrote:Why go lit if you want In house.
hang on for dear life until my debt is gone.patogordo wrote:df what's your exit strategyDesert Fox wrote:Why go lit if you want In house.
yea but after. you gonna write children's books?Desert Fox wrote:hang on for dear life until my debt is gone.patogordo wrote:df what's your exit strategyDesert Fox wrote:Why go lit if you want In house.
Yea that would be 180patogordo wrote:i wanna be that 15th year of counsel that no one really knows what they do here
thats oddly my goal toopatogordo wrote:i wanna be that 15th year of counsel that no one really knows what they do here
How does that work? is your salary only adjusted for inflation? is it capped at 400k or something?Tiago Splitter wrote:I worked with a 25th year associate last summer. Been with the firm the whole time. Dude's livin the dream I guess.
I would assume it is significantly less than 400. That's non-equity partner/counsel money.Anonymous User wrote:How does that work? is your salary only adjusted for inflation? is it capped at 400k or something?Tiago Splitter wrote:I worked with a 25th year associate last summer. Been with the firm the whole time. Dude's livin the dream I guess.