I graduated from law school in 2009, and I haven't been successful in my job search. Should I apply for an in-house paralegal position -- I used to be a paralegal -- in the hopes that within a year I could be promoted to assistant counsel?
July 13, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Q: I graduated from law school in May 2009 without an offer from my summer BigLaw firm. They made very few offers and I was told that it was due to the lack of work in my department. Since taking the bar exam, I have been aggresively looking for employment almost everywhere.
Despite having a strong resume, I have not been successful in my job search. To keep my resume current, I have been volunteering at a legal nonprofit organization, where I have gained some valuable legal experience.
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