Statistics show that if you accept a counter offer, there is a ninety percent chance you will be out of the job within six months.
There are twelve reasons in the article, but do you need more than this one? Go read it anyway. 😉
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/do-accept-counter-offer-here-why-lushia-van-buuren
Jared Coseglia, who knows a thing or two about Legal IT careers as a recruiter, has written an great article for the latest issue of ILTA’s Peer to Peer magazine, entitled Starting and Sustaining a Career As A Legal IT Professional In it Jared doles out some advice on many things, and I highly recommend…
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This is a pretty sad reality, but I know from working in what is a competitive industry, law, that asking for help would probably be seen by many as a sign of weakness. Worryingly, the survey revealed that many men find themselves unable to speak to their bosses about the impact that work is having on…
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On the e-discovery 2.0 blog yesterday at least, he gets what I’ve been saying about social media in regards to legal risks, there’s not much that’s new here: There’s talk of intellectual property being cast out, irrevocably, onto the Internet for all to see. Or slanderous things being uttered for which your company may be…
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