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Law Practice

May 18, 2011

Take Charge of Your Career

Beginning well is as important to a new lawyer's career as choosing the right job. By Valerie Fontaine of Seltzer Fontain Beckwith Legal Search Consultants


By Valerie Fontaine


The smart new lawyer formulates a career development plan to make a good start, get on the right track and stay on course. Beginning well is as important to your success as choosing the right job. You must take responsibility for acquiring legal and management skills you need to progress towards your goals. Moreover, you will need to garner notice of decision-making partners who can advocate for your advancement.


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