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HOW TO BECOME A PARTNER GUIDE

HOW TO BECOME A PARTNER GUIDE

ARE YOU AN AMBITIOUS LAWYER WITH ASPIRATIONS OF BECOMING PARTNER OF A FIRM?

Find out what it takes and how to navigate the path to get there.

This is a comprehensive guide for ambitious lawyers that will help you navigate the first steps towards becoming a partner. It will help you reflect on your own motivations, assess your skill set, and determine the best path forward in your career.

What's inside?

  • The big things you need to consider if you want to become a partner
  • Thought-provoking questions to help you assess whether your goals are realistic
  • The skills and qualities you need to be working on right now
  • How to speed up the momentum towards your career goal
  • Recommended programs and courses to help you prepare for partnership
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