If you are disillusioned by the realities of law practice or want to get into a different type of law, you can start a new career. In Alternative Careers for Lawyers, you'll hear from many lawyers who managed successful transitions: One is an NBC news anchor, another started a bicycle tour company, and yet another built a $2O million attorney temp agency. We'll show you how to manage every step of this uncertain yet ultimately liberating process: deciding whether to change careers or just switch jobs; choosing which new ...
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If you are disillusioned by the realities of law practice or want to get into a different type of law, you can start a new career. In Alternative Careers for Lawyers, you'll hear from many lawyers who managed successful transitions: One is an NBC news anchor, another started a bicycle tour company, and yet another built a $2O million attorney temp agency. We'll show you how to manage every step of this uncertain yet ultimately liberating process: deciding whether to change careers or just switch jobs; choosing which new careers to pursue; retailoring your resume for nonlegal fields such as education, consulting, publishing, and sales and marketing; and networking, interviewing, furthering your education, and more.
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