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Small firm to big firm?

Post by Anonymous User » Sun Apr 23, 2017 3:25 pm

If this is already posted somewhere, sorry, I haven't seen it. Please redirect me if you don't mind.

Also, posting anonymously because coworkers are on here.

Since law school, I have practiced in a very small boutique doing primarily litigation for a niche industry. The firm has a very good reputation and has historically been a leader in this field. I have gotten a lot of experience here and done well for myself, which may be why I was recently contacted about a position at a prestigious, much larger regional firm. The pay is a lot better and, from what I have heard, the hours are comparable to my current gig.

I am very content with my current job (although there are some cons), but this seems like a great opportunity. I have been torn about this decision for several days. Does anyone have any advice on this? Anyone been through this before?

This forum has helped me out a lot over the years, so any further advice is appreciated!

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Re: Small firm to big firm?

Post by 1styearlateral » Mon Apr 24, 2017 11:43 am

If you haven't been offered the job yet, why don't you interview for it first to see if you even have a decision to make?

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Re: Small firm to big firm?

Post by Anonymous User » Mon Apr 24, 2017 9:05 pm

Sorry, without additional information about pros and cons all indications points to moving on. Doesn't hurt to interview though.

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