Published: Feb 10, 2016
The results of Vault's 2016 office romance survey are in. Check out the slideshow to find out who's being doing what, with whom--and where.
Use Employee Benefits to Guide Your Job Search (But Not in the Way You Might Think)
How to Spot a Scam During Your Job Search
Experiential Learning in Law School and Beyond
In honor of the final days of our annual Office Romance Survey, we have rounded up the best office romances in TV history that have taken our breath away, left us wondering what will be, and always, what will be for them in the future.
On my first day at my current job, I promised myself I would never take work home with me. I was going to draw a clear line between the office and home—and that line started with never connecting my work email to my phone.
When the average college grad is leaving school with more than $30,000 in debt, it’s enough to make anybody stop and think twice before signing on the dotted line. But when it comes to graduate or professional school, the price tag is even higher.
Now there are a billion platforms (websites, channels, blogs) that must be filled with content. I can’t help but think how utterly incomprehensible this task would sound to a peasant or medieval serf.
If you didn’t catch our previous post about BigLaw employee benefit packages, take a look here. In that post, we outlined “typical” benefits that BigLaw firms offer their associates, and highlighted some very important but often underutilized benefits that can greatly improve associate quality of life.
If you’ve ever used a job search engine such as Indeed or Monster, you may have come across some strange or otherwise perplexing job postings. These can often be amusing due to unfortunate spelling errors or odd language syntax, but there might be more to it than just a few silly mistakes.
What is Experiential Learning?
You may have heard the term experiential learning, but what exactly is it?