1,000 lawyers surveyed: more than 80% say demands of path to partnership may not be worth it
Major survey of private practice and in-house lawyers finds frustration with conventional career path
June 05, 2018 at 05:28 AM
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More than 80% of lawyers think new entrants to the profession will feel the slog to reach partnership is not worth their while, according to a major new survey.
The research, carried out by Allen & Overy's flexi-working service Peerpoint, gathered views from more than 1,000 lawyers and law students on how attitudes around career aspirations are changing.
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