Attorneys in or fresh out of law school have some new technologies at their disposal for getting into the job market. Here’s a look at some of the new tools helping new lawyers get a foot in the door to their legal career.
Teaching What Law Schools Don’t: Networking
Among databases of legal job listings, and how-to resume and interview guides, some law schools around the country are offering something novel. It is a tool that instead of automatically introducing students to legal employers teaches them how to make their own connections.
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