Landing a general counsel job can be quite a feat. Recruiters say a critical part of the hiring process is a well-crafted resume. “The resume is the key document for any in-house hire, including a general counsel hire,” says Brad Bruner, who heads the in-house division at legal recruiting firm Mlegal Consulting. So how can you ensure your resume makes you a contender for the job? Legal recruiters have some tips.
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