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    What Can You Do with a Law Degree? a Lawyer's Guide to Career Alternatives inside, Outside and around the Law by Arron

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    • Publisher: Niche Press, LLC
    • Pub. Date: September 2003
    • ISBN-13: 9780940675513
    • Sales Rank: 17,258
    • 352pp
    • Edition Number: 5
     
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    Synopsis

    Written by a lawyer for lawyers, Deborah Arron's book is a virtual encyclopedia for lawyers in transition, covering such topics as how to conduct a self-assessment and transferrable skills analysis, how to detect and prepare for layoff, how to establish a transitional financial plan, how to market your special talents, how to work with career consultants and headhunters, how to decide whether to stay in law or leave, how to avoid job-interview hell, how to handle compensation negotiations that work in your favor.

    A practical, inspirational manual whether you want to change your practice or ditch it altogether.

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    Customer Rating for this product is 4 out of 5 Best Book for Law Career Decisions
    A reviewer, a career consultant., 11/12/2003

    No doubt the fifth edition is a great work! This book is an incredible resource filled with informative information to help lawyers and law students discover what they really want to do with their law degree.