Aric Press, left, and James Leipold, right.
The findings of a survey of nearly 2,500 law firm partners and associates reveal that most associates don't plan to stick around long term, and partners view them as less committed to their jobs than they were.
April 02, 2020 at 01:00 AM
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Today’s law firm associates have generally positive things to say about the partners they work for. Unfortunately, that admiration isn’t reciprocal.
A new, large-scale survey reveals that most partners don’t think that their associates work as hard as they did at that stage of their careers, and many partners think today’s associates are not as good at their jobs and are less committed to their work.
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