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DiliGents
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Bolstering Resume during Biglaw
Biglaw corporate associate here looking to bolster my resume for future change in geography and potentially practice group (long term interests lie in litigation). Does anyone have any suggestions for what I can do inside/outside biglaw that puts a bit more meat on the old resume? I did a fair amount of stuff in law school, but since starting biglaw, my resume has been fairly static (which I think is normal). Just looking for ways people have found to stand out from the pack.
