Being in charge of an office full of lawyers may be as close to thanklessness as a job gets. "Everybody says, 'Thank God you're doing that,'" Jonathan Hayden, head of Heller Ehrman's San Francisco office, says with a laugh. But if gratitude is measured in dollars, managing partners are taken for granted; only 22 percent of those surveyed said they're earning more than before they began their new roles. So why take the job? For a few it's a new career track; others say they're simply taking one for the team.
October 05, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Being in charge of an office full of lawyers may be about as close to thanklessness as a job gets.
“It’s not truly a thankless job, because everybody says, ‘Thank God you’re doing that,’” Jonathan Hayden, head of Heller Ehrman’s San Francisco office, said with a laugh.
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