“There are some people who would rather be at a smaller firm and make less money but have more professional freedom," said Conrad O'Brien's Nick Centrella.
January 26, 2022 at 02:12 PM
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With many Big Law firms adopting flexible working conditions and now above-$200,000 starting salaries for associates, some midsize firms and boutiques say they’re losing a crucial competitive advantage.
These firms have long told candidates: You might make more money in the Am Law 50 firms, but here you’ll have a better work-life balance and greater leverage in determining your own office schedule.
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