The Lawyer's Personal Brand · glossary
A city group run by and for trainees and solicitors in their first five years, with nobody senior behind it. Tess almost skipped its evening event, then went with a limit of forty minutes. The people who matter there are the ones at your table. Chapter 5 · see Peer, Cohort
Explained in Chapter 5, Peers, Not Decision-Makers, of The Lawyer's Personal Brand.
In January the city's junior lawyers' group held an evening event. The group is run by and for trainees and solicitors in their first five years, with nobody senior behind it. Tess had four reasons not to go: rain, a draft, Precedent and the word “networking”. That is three reasons and a word.Read Chapter 5, Peers, Not Decision-Makers →
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