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Working a non-law job at a firm that didn't offer a call back
Have been offered a non-law regulatory compliance job at a V5 firm for the final two years of school with a summer off for SA. (Evening student) should I take it and try to get hired as a lawyer at graduation?
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cavalier1138
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Re: Working a non-law job at a firm that didn't offer a call back
Does this firm normally hire lawyers from that position?
I'm betting the answer is no, but if it's a regular practice of theirs, then absolutely take advantage of that.
I'm betting the answer is no, but if it's a regular practice of theirs, then absolutely take advantage of that.
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dixiecupdrinking
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Re: Working a non-law job at a firm that didn't offer a call back
You should take it if you want the job, but don't put all your eggs in that basket, they probably won't hire you as a lawyer.
