'Paying Your Dues': Have Associates Just Gotten Smarter?
Associates aren't buying into the long-held belief that you have to suffer to prove your mettle, writes Lisa Shuchman in The Global Lawyer.
October 02, 2022 at 10:29 PM
8 minute read
The Global LawyerI had a conversation a while ago with a friend who worked in finance—a man who climbed to the top echelons of an industry that, like law, is demanding and often unforgiving. We were discussing the future of work—whether remote and hybrid work models were here to stay, whether the great resignation would last and how the unrelenting workloads being foisted on young lawyers were resulting in serious mental health issues.
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