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In-house recruiters were reveling in a red-hot hiring market just a few months ago, while also wondering when the inevitable cool down would begin.
The guessing game is over.
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Corporate lawyers who seek relative stability amid layoffs and hiring freezes are finding it at law firms that can afford to add talent in a down market.
October 17, 2022 at 04:00 PM
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In-house recruiters were reveling in a red-hot hiring market just a few months ago, while also wondering when the inevitable cool down would begin.
The guessing game is over.
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