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A Look at High Paying Paralegal Positions Contributed by Chere B. Estrin At the Washington DC Paralegal SuperConference last week, I
had an interesting conversation with one of the Paralegal Administrators
who teaches at the event. She told me that she was trying to
hire a corporate paralegal for the firm and had just lost the
candidate to another major firm who outbid her... 
Evaluating the bright lights of a new job while gracefully closing the curtain on an old one. By Brad Baber It has been said that the average American worker spends a
third of his or her life at work, a third sleeping and another
third doing everything else. Knowing this, my advice is to invest
in a comfortable mattress and get a good job. And by good job,
I mean one that is personally fulfilling and financially rewarding...
Henry Macchiaroli & Lori Marks 1. NETWORKING: If you are not a member of the New York City
Paralegal Association, Inc., www.nyc-pa.org, JOIN TODAY. If
you are a member, get your money’s worth. Use the Job Board,
Mentors, Education, Newsletter, etc.
1) • Receive updates about changing conditions in the legal profession, both locally and nationally. 2) • Get informed about new developments in the paralegal profession (changes in job requirements, current status of “issues” within the paralegal profession, new resources for legal research, etc. 3) • Network with your peers. Meet nice people who share a common interest with you, who offer an opportunity to interact socially with people who can relate to what you do, and who might just know of a job opportunity or two (if and when you might happen to be looking). |
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