USPTO Trademark Examining Attorneys Hiring

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I’m at PTO but on the patents side. A lot of late nights and weekends. Not a cushy federal job, but better than law firm.

Are you an attorney or examiner? Do attorneys on the patent side of PTO have a quota?

New poster here. I can confirm that employees in the patents side of PTO also have quotas that are just as demanding as the trademarks side.

Thank you. I know patent examiners have quotas. Do attorneys on patent side also have quotas?

Are you referring to patent examiners who are attorneys?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m at PTO but on the patents side. A lot of late nights and weekends. Not a cushy federal job, but better than law firm.

Are you an attorney or examiner? Do attorneys on the patent side of PTO have a quota?

New poster here. I can confirm that employees in the patents side of PTO also have quotas that are just as demanding as the trademarks side.

Thank you. I know patent examiners have quotas. Do attorneys on patent side also have quotas?

Are you referring to patent examiners who are attorneys?

No, I refer to people who perform attorney jobs. Those whose titles are patent attorneys or general attorneys. I know some examiners have law degrees, but they are in examiner positions that do not require a law degree or passing the bar.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m at PTO but on the patents side. A lot of late nights and weekends. Not a cushy federal job, but better than law firm.

Are you an attorney or examiner? Do attorneys on the patent side of PTO have a quota?

New poster here. I can confirm that employees in the patents side of PTO also have quotas that are just as demanding as the trademarks side.

Thank you. I know patent examiners have quotas. Do attorneys on patent side also have quotas?

Are you referring to patent examiners who are attorneys?

No, I refer to people who perform attorney jobs. Those whose titles are patent attorneys or general attorneys. I know some examiners have law degrees, but they are in examiner positions that do not require a law degree or passing the bar.

Already sounds like uspto is not the place for you.

[Anonymous]

Uspto trademarks is very demanding

[Anonymous]

Yes almost everyone in trademarks is burnt out. It’s grueling.

[Anonymous]

My neighbor is a patent examiner. She has a great WFH lifestyle even before Covid but seems to be bored out of her mind with the actual work. She’s always “looking” for a new job but never actually leaves.

[Anonymous]

Would you only take the trademark job is its the only option left? Or even then, it's not worth it?