07 Aug 2014, 6:06 pm
Basso53 wrote:
zer0netgain wrote:
A very bad idea if you don't like sales.
You WILL NOT find a job unless you can do everything a lawyer is expected to do. It's not about reading and writing and researching. Don't expect someone to hire you if you can't hustle to get new clients and generate billable hours.
If you have the money to get the education for the sake of education, that's fine, but don't go into debt for it.
It also can be a mill stone about your neck for getting any NON-LAW job.
You WILL NOT find a job unless you can do everything a lawyer is expected to do. It's not about reading and writing and researching. Don't expect someone to hire you if you can't hustle to get new clients and generate billable hours.
If you have the money to get the education for the sake of education, that's fine, but don't go into debt for it.
It also can be a mill stone about your neck for getting any NON-LAW job.
There are plenty of opportunities in the US for lawyers to work in the public sector. It can even be a career path.
Um....no.
Tons of unemployed and underemployed JD graduates in the USA. It's an abysmal market right now...has been for years.
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