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I know this is probably a long shot, but does anyone have any knowledge or experience working with the Colorado Attorney General's Office?

iShotFirst wrote:I know this is probably a long shot, but does anyone have any knowledge or experience working with the Colorado Attorney General's Office?

No direct knowledge or experience, but I have several classmates working for the Colorado AG's office, and I come into contact with AG's on a regular basis in my job. What information are you looking for?

I am applying there, but have a pretty good job currently. So I was curious about the work culture and whether attorneys enjoy their colleagues and their work, basically what it's like to work there day to day. Appreciate any info feel free to PM if desired!

Ah, gotcha. Can't help much, then, but I can tell you that every AG I've ever talked to loves their job. They're all really good lawyers and great to work with from the court's perspective (I'm a current law clerk). Good luck!

I don't know anyone who currently works there, but have colleagues/acquaintances who used to work there and they all spoke highly of it. Like most government agencies, I assume things can change from administration to administration depends on who's in charge and what their priorities/policies are, but I have yet to hear anything bad.

I also don't really think they do much if any entry-level hiring? Most of the postings I see for openings require at least 5-7 years experience.

That's what I thought, always great to have confirmation from the helpful people here. Appreciate the info!