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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Thanks for the feedback. The salary issue doesn't concern me (not that I'd say that to them) because we don't need my salary, I'd be going back because I miss practicing law. The firm approached me with this staff attorney offer after[b] I turned down an offer to return as an associate last year because an associate position wouldn't offer me the scheduling predictability/flexibility I was looking for[/b], so I feel pretty comfortable that they're not undervaluing me/my skills. It sounds like the group is very busy, though, so I'm concerned that regardless of what they're promising now, once I've started there will be pressure to increase my working hours to more closely resemble an associate's.[/quote] I'd go back and try to negotiate a PT associate position rather than accept the staff attorney offer. Better for your resume; if they've already offered you an associate position and need the help for a busy practice group it shouldn't be a hard sell; and your hours requirements will be explicitly spelled out, not just "predictable hours."[/quote]
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