Anonymous wrote:I thought attorneys had been doing a lot of their own stuff for a while! You are lucky! Now go figure out how to forward the phone--that's a worthwhile change for a month.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You sound annoying. If that is the job you got, you make do.
It's not the job I got. The job I got was being an attorney, not cleaning up after my boss.
You work at a tiny firm. If you are employed at a small business, you pitch in and make it work when someone else is off. If you wanted more coddling, then you should have gone Big Law.
Exactly. Guessing that wasn't an option for OP. Boo hoo.
I don't do that type of law.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You sound annoying. If that is the job you got, you make do.
It's not the job I got. The job I got was being an attorney, not cleaning up after my boss.
You work at a tiny firm. If you are employed at a small business, you pitch in and make it work when someone else is off. If you wanted more coddling, then you should have gone Big Law.
Exactly. Guessing that wasn't an option for OP. Boo hoo.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You sound annoying. If that is the job you got, you make do.
It's not the job I got. The job I got was being an attorney, not cleaning up after my boss.
You work at a tiny firm. If you are employed at a small business, you pitch in and make it work when someone else is off. If you wanted more coddling, then you should have gone Big Law.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You sound annoying. If that is the job you got, you make do.
It's not the job I got. The job I got was being an attorney, not cleaning up after my boss.