themselves bear final responsibility for their own professional development. Many junior lawyers learn that developing the additional characteristics, skills, experiences, and competencies to produce success in private practice is considerably harder. Indeed, in the past, young lawyers relied on law firms to manage their legal careers. Now, career development squarely is in each associate’s hands. “In the past, relying on law firm professional development programs was effective, but now, strategies for…
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