With tales of deferments and pay cuts floating about the industry, your new gig as a first-year associate might seem a bit daunting. So how can you demonstrate your value in this lackluster economy? Trish Lilley, a business development manager at Fox Rothschild, says it's a matter of internal marketing, and she provides several ways to succeed at it. Lilley notes that to ensure that warmth and goodwill surface whenever your name is mentioned, you need to distinguish yourself from the pack.
September 28, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
With tales of deferments and pay cuts floating about the industry, your new gig as a first-year associate might seem just a bit daunting. And succeeding in this new role may strike you as an even bigger challenge.
So what’s a poor first-year to do? How can you demonstrate your value in this lackluster economy?
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