RULES OF ENGAGEMENT
Winning the Case for Your Career
Rules of Engagement is the official blog for the USC Gould School of Law Career Services Office. The blog is designed to provide students, alumni and friends of the law school with current information on the legal job market, tips and advice for navigating the legal job search and overall strategies for successful career management.
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Event Invitation: The Importance of Intangibles in the Changing Job Market
26 August 2009
The Importance of Intangibles in the Changing Job Market
Thursday, September 3rd, 2009,
5:00– 6:30 p.m., with Reception to Follow
Finding a Job that's Right for You
The classes of 2010, 2011, and 2012 are the "guinea pigs" for firms re-thinking hiring, training, billing and compensation. Smart job searches are the key to success. Walk into your next interview knowing what makes a future employer right for you so you can tell them why you're right for them.
And then what?
Soft Skills Bridge the Gap from Foot in the Door to Employment Offer
Join Jessie Kornberg, Executive Director, Ms. JD and three BigLaw hiring partners for a panel discussion of the intangibles to success job hunting and career advancement: how to utilize professor & attorney mentorships, foster professional networks, and effectively self-promote within those relationships.
Practice Make Perfect
Following the panel discussion join members of WLALA and the Beverly Hills Bar Association for a reception in the courtyard and put the advice on intangibles to use!
This Ms. JD & NWLSO event is made possible by generous support from McGuireWoods, a 2009 Best Law Firm for Women Award Winner.
Please note: Parking at UCLA is limited. $10 garage parking and credit card enabled metered parking is available on the campus, but carpooling is strongly recommended.
For more information contact Jessie Kornberg (kornberg@ms-jd.org).
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