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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m a DOJ attorney, pretty senior, and have an in-house offer at a small company whose work is related to my DOJ work (but no conflict issues). Small pay bump, but with real bonuses in addition. A friend has been there a few years and is happy. Full telecommute, which is huge for me because I have kids and would love to be home an hour earlier rather than wasting my time commuting. But obviously this is more risky than my current job. Spouse has a fed job, so there’s some security there. My gut says take it. I’m bored and stressed at current job, and this would be a move out of litigation. Dumb? Smart? Crazy? [/quote] I would be cautious about leaving DOJ for a "small company" that only offers a "small pay bump." Small companies are notorious for laying people off in a downturn. If you were offered a Fortune 500 legal position, then I'd consider taking it. Otherwise, keep looking. DOJ is very marketable to in-house (depending on specialty).[/quote]
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