The recent Great Purge of law firm personnel passed you by, and you still have a paycheck, a current business card and an office to go to every morning. You should be elated, right? Well, if you're not, The Snark understands, because many Cogs who managed to hold onto their jobs are suffering from survivor's guilt. These days, conversations with involuntarily-ex-Cogs who have not yet found employment are awkward and guilt-ridden, so the Snark discusses some do's and don'ts when connecting with ex-colleagues.
October 01, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
So you’re a survivor. The recent Great Purge of law firm personnel passed you by, and you still have a paycheck, a current business card and an office to go to every morning. You should be elated, right?
Well, if you’re not, I understand. Many of us Cogs who managed to hold onto our jobs are suffering from survivor’s guilt.
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