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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP— I appreciate all of your responses. This is helpful as I may be valuing my own experience too greatly— because I’m so highly specialized in an area that outside counsel usually would be retained to handle, I thought this might compensate for no book. Reading other threads tonight, even if I found such a position, making a change primarily for $$$ may be shortsighted without knowledge of the firm culture and actual expectations as to things like face time or up or out...and clearly I have not been asking enough questions because I had not previously known about no 401K matching or subsidized health insurance premiums. Thanks for taking the time to help![/quote] As a partner you also pay all your own taxes. So I’m addition to the annoyance of having to handle this on a quarterly basis, it’s also much more expensive because you don’t have your employer paying a portion of your social security and Medicare taxes, like most employers do. [/quote]
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