The comments were made during a roundtable discussion at the Women Influence & Power in Law conference, where women in the industry also discussed how they switch off at home.
May 24, 2022 at 06:00 AM
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A legal career coach has called the uptick she has seen in burnout in the profession as “devastating”, as the industry continues to struggle with the issue across all levels of seniority.
Former Clifford Chance lawyer Tami Irokawa McGonical, who is now a career coach in the sector, made the comments at last week’s Women Influence and Power in Law U.K. conference during a roundtable discussion on burnout in the industry.
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