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Willkie DC for litigation?
Anyone know anything about the culture, hours, etc for Willkie DC’s lit team, esp white collar?
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Re: Willkie DC for litigation?
The DC office generally has a good culture. Many of the partners are great to work with, and you'll pretty quickly hear about the ones who aren't. Associates are nice and it's a small office so you'll know everyone even if you don't work with them. The office clears out by 6 PM, if not earlier, because a lot of people have kids.
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Re: Willkie DC for litigation?
That’s helpful! Do you happen to know what the hours are like? (1800-2000, 2000-2200, 2200+)
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Re: Willkie DC for litigation?
I had a screener with the firm. (Didn't get an offer) But the partner emphasized more than once that it was NOT a lifestyle firm and that associates should be prepared to put in a lot of hours. He did not give a set hours requirement,Anonymous User wrote: ↑Fri May 31, 2024 12:12 pmThat’s helpful! Do you happen to know what the hours are like? (1800-2000, 2000-2200, 2200+)
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