Sign Up for THE DAILY JUDGED VERDICT. Our daily newsletter covers law firm salaries and everything you want to know about changes affecting law firms from people in the know. Sign Up Now!
9.00
9.00
8.69
8.40
8.33
8.25
8.13
8.03
8.00
8.00
2.70
2.86
3.09
3.12
3.12
3.30
3.35
3.46
3.47
3.65
The Judge has grown weary of sulking in the shadows and letting the MeJDs and Chinaskis of Judged hog the limelight. Here you will find news about Judged, updates to our law firm rankings and the Judge’s daily ramblings. Want the real scoop? Check it out here.
The Judge has grown weary of sulking in the shadows and letting the MeJDs and Chinaskis of Judged hog the limelight. Here you will find news about Judged, updates to our law firm rankings and the Judge’s daily ramblings. Want the real scoop? Check it out here.
Gender: Female
Industry: Law
Age: Unknown
Location: Undisclosed
Judged Blog
Perks and Priorities
I’ve been getting a lot of questions about the perks of working for a big law firm. Students are asking about riding around in limos, bonuses, firm retreats…the list goes on and on. And yes, I have to admit, bonuses and firm retreats are a very real part of working at a big firm (not so sure about the limo though). However, I think people get so caught up in the perks they forget about one thing…the actual amount of work and time you put in at a big firm. I can’t stress this enough…some big firm associates literally work around the clock. As an associate, you definitely earn those perks.
I’m not saying working at a big firm is horrible or anything like that; I know lots of associates who love their jobs. However, I guarantee that if you’re there solely for the perks and aren’t interested in the actual work you’re doing, you probably will not last that long. Because after a couple of years, there’s not a vacation destination or amount of money that will compensate for working 70 hours a week at a job you’re not interested in.
11-17-2006
I’m not saying working at a big firm is horrible or anything like that; I know lots of associates who love their jobs. However, I guarantee that if you’re there solely for the perks and aren’t interested in the actual work you’re doing, you probably will not last that long. Because after a couple of years, there’s not a vacation destination or amount of money that will compensate for working 70 hours a week at a job you’re not interested in.
Top Performing Jobs
USA-CA-Los Angeles
Job Title: Business/Civil Litigation Attorney Location: Los Angeles, CA Jo...
Apply NowUSA-CA-Tarzana
Lyfe Law is a mid-size law firm looking to hire a Workers\' Compensation Associa...
Apply NowUSA-NJ-Vineland
Attorney Position – Join a Legacy of Advocacy and Opportunity Are you r...
Apply NowUSA-CA-El Segundo
El Segundo office of a BCG Attorney Search Top Ranked Law Firm seeks an educatio...
Apply NowUSA-CA-Carlsbad
Carlsbad office of a BCG Attorney Search Top Ranked Law Firm seeks an education ...
Apply NowUSA-CA-El Segundo
El Segundo office of a BCG Attorney Search Top Ranked Law Firm seeks an educatio...
Apply NowDo you ever experience any physical danger in the courtroom? You do deal with all those criminals, right?
Sincerly,
Concerned Bailiff's Mommy
+ more Judged Dear
+ write to Your Honor
The Attorney Profile column is sponsored by LawCrossing, America`s leading legal job site.
Enter your email address and start getting breaking law firm and legal news right now! |