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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The top firm on most lists does not have offices in DC.

With respect to OP's question, what kind of feedback did he get about why he wasn't partner?  He should know based on those conversations whether he's got a good chance next year and the revenue/business case just isn't quite there, or whether it's really time to look around.

If he doesn't have a confidante in the partner ranks who can give him this kind of frank info, he's probably not in a position to make it, honestly.[/quote]

OP here.  Thanks everyone for their posts relating to my topic.

My spouse is a counsel/senior associate and is not eligible yet for partnership, but it is on the horizon and there is a feeling that our livelihood is tied to making partner (home, schools, lifestyle, extracurricular activities, etc).  As each year passes and we are closer to finding out we have pits in our stomachs.  I am trying to be supportive and not show my anxiety because my spouse is stressed and working a lot.

My spouse has been told there is a good chance of making partner, but that you never know until the vote.  It seems the voting is very secretive and involves much politics.  Is this right?[/quote]

Well, you know, so much hinges upon whether your children get accepted into a "Big 3".... [/quote]

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