My fellow blogger Steven Harper has some insightful thoughts about associate morale in The Am Law Daily. He seems troubled - though I assume not surprised - by the high dissatifaction rate among mid-level associates. In the post, Harper makes the rather radical suggestion that partners be held accountable for associate satisfaction...
October 08, 2010 at 10:27 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
My fellow blogger Steven Harper has some insightful thoughts about associate morale in The Am Law Daily. He seems troubled – though I assume not surprised – by the high dissatifaction rate among mid-level associates.
In the post, Harper makes the rather radical suggestion that partners be held accountable for associate satisfaction:
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