Whether or not to take a temporary position while either waiting for a permanent position or between jobs is a question faced by a large number of attorneys and new law school graduates in the job market. Although BCG only handles permanent placements, we are often asked for advice with respect to the temporary market in general and how temporary positions affect a lawyer’s marketability for permanent positions. For an out-of-work lawyer, the question may seem simple enough at first blush because temporary work is, among other things, a paying job. I suggest you give it a closer look before making a final decision. Being a temporary attorney can have a great effect on your legal career. It is more than simply serving as a way to make money until you find your next or first permanent position. Read More at BCG Attorney Search
- 10 years ago
Scott
Categories: Legal Career Resources
To Temp or Not to Temp
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