Stephanie Friese, partner, Chamberlain Hrdlicka, Atlanta. (Courtesy photo) Professional Development: The Missing Link in Attaining Career Satisfaction
Attorneys are most satisfied when they work at firms that are committed to lawyer development. A focus on development increases personal job satisfaction, employee motivation and helps build morale.
May 03, 2022 at 03:05 PM
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As firms strive to attract and retain talent in this tight labor market, 2022 has provided a great deal of opportunity to discuss increasing associate salaries and flexible work schedules. Some assume that top-dollar pay, better job titles and flexible work-from-home schedules are the formula for employee loyalty. Those perks may be important, but is that all it takes for career satisfaction?
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