Life at the bottom of the partnership pyramid doesn't get any easier. The Diary was recently reduced to bitter, salty tears by the latest tale of associate woe after hearing of a firm that suggested its assistants buy their own BlackBerrys.
March 14, 2007 at 09:46 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Life at the bottom of the partnership pyramid doesn’t get any easier. The Diary was recently reduced to bitter, salty tears by the latest tale of associate woe after hearing of a firm that suggested its assistants buy their own BlackBerrys.
Given that many partners use the gadget to ensure that the billing-monkeys are plugged into the mothership at all times, the suggestion understandably went down like a ton of bricks made of sewage.
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