In this Special Section from the New York Law Journal: "Acquiring Key Non-Legal Competencies," "Think Like a Client," "Rocky Diversity Road Requires Different Approach," "Pro Bono Skills Are Transferable," "Amplify Your Networking" and "It's Never Too Soon to Consider Your Public Reputation."
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Ellen Ostrow and Naomi Beard, principals of Lawyers Life Coach, write: Today there is little a new associate can afford to take for granted. You must be regularly assessing the legal industry, your market, your firm and your career from a big-picture perspective.
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