Inside Track: Amid Layoff Mayhem, Recruiter Advises Lawyers to Keep Cool
"Lawyers are risk-averse individuals by nature. It is their job to look at everything that could go wrong. By nature, they have a panic button. I am sensing panic from some," said Julie Q. Brush, CEO of Solutus Legal Search.
November 10, 2022 at 11:18 AM
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