I am a midlevel associate at a large law firm that has announced it will be starting an upward review program. I am concerned about how this type of program works and whether there is any downside to participating.
February 08, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Q: I am a midlevel associate at a large law firm. The firm has announced that it will be starting an upward review program which gives us associates a chance to review partners. I am concerned about how this type of program works and whether there is any downside to my participating in it. Thanks.
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