One hundred percent of respondents reported being "stressed or burned out," and 94% said their current employer does not offer them the opportunity to develop all of the skills required to move up to GC, according to the study from Axiom and Wakefield Research.
February 22, 2023 at 09:38 AM
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General counsel straining under big workloads, tight budgets and their broadened roles as business advisers might have something new to worry about: the dismay and potential departures of their deputies.
According to a new survey from the legal-talent provider Axiom, 27% of deputy general counsel are not satisfied with their current roles and are open to new positions outside their current employer/role.
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