Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Try to go back to BigLaw since fed jobs are even more unlikely.

I doubt BigLaw would want a former in house lawyer

Why not?

I have former big law and government experience. I would be applying based on my whole resume and I've learned a ton about the industry by actually being in it.

tell me you're a white man without telling me you're a white man

2018 called and wants its permissive white man loathing back

Anonymous wrote:Go back to my old firm.

+1

I’ve been thinking about this a lot as I desperately want to take a sabbatical right now. I would be prepared to take a significant paycut when returning to market if I stay in-house, but I’m also contemplating going back to a firm or starting over in a new practice area like family law or trusts and estates. I’m kind of burned out on corporate law, but need to keep working till the kids are done with college.

Anonymous wrote:Anyone looked at the in-house job postings recently? Availability seems slim and comp seems capped

I think many lawyers couldn't live on 200K a year.

Retire. I'm only working until our next exit anyway.

Go to a not good in house position

Go back to my old firm.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Try to go back to BigLaw since fed jobs are even more unlikely.

I doubt BigLaw would want a former in house lawyer

Why not?

I have former big law and government experience. I would be applying based on my whole resume and I've learned a ton about the industry by actually being in it.

tell me you're a white man without telling me you're a white man

Lol I'm a woman of color and not white (Asian)

Anyone looked at the in-house job postings recently? Availability seems slim and comp seems capped

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Try to go back to BigLaw since fed jobs are even more unlikely.

I doubt BigLaw would want a former in house lawyer

Why not?

I have former big law and government experience. I would be applying based on my whole resume and I've learned a ton about the industry by actually being in it.

tell me you're a white man without telling me you're a white man

I think I could find another good in house gig. If not, maybe a trade org.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Try to go back to BigLaw since fed jobs are even more unlikely.

I doubt BigLaw would want a former in house lawyer

Why not?

I have former big law and government experience. I would be applying based on my whole resume and I've learned a ton about the industry by actually being in it.

Anonymous wrote:Try to go back to BigLaw since fed jobs are even more unlikely.

I doubt BigLaw would want a former in house lawyer

Try to go back to BigLaw since fed jobs are even more unlikely.

and don’t think you’ll find another good in house gig?

Hang a shingle?
Do something else entirely?