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Labor/Employment

Jul. 31, 2004

Train Hard to Get Ahead, Three Law Coaches Say

Employment Column - By Glenn J. Dickinson, Samuel E. Gasowski and Jonathan Fraser Light - Law firm hiring decisions usually are made by a committee. In the best circumstances, being at the mercy of a committee is an uncertain fate. When the committee is staffed by busy people, and when the inflow of resumes is a torrent, the committee's first priority is to sort the resumes into one of three categories: "Yes," "No" and "Maybe."

        Employment Column
        
        By Glenn J. Dickinson, Samuel E. Gasowski and Jonathan Fraser Light...

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