Law Firms Say Law Students Need to Step Up Their Critical Analysis and Basic Writing Skills, Be Practice Ready

EducationShauna C. BryceNovember 17, 2015Critical analysis, Practice ready

Supporting Transgender Lawyers

At the Office, EducationShauna C. BryceNovember 16, 2015HR, Transgender

Monday BigLaw Merry-Go-Round (Nov. 16, 2015)

NewsShauna C. BryceNovember 16, 2015news

Is Your Posture Costing You Opportunities?

LeadershipShauna C. BryceNovember 13, 2015body language, posture

Legal Education Roundup (Nov. 13, 2015)

NewsShauna C. BryceNovember 13, 2015news

How to Prepare for a Video Job Interview

UncategorizedShauna C. BryceNovember 12, 2015

Legal Career Opportunities in Cybersecurity

Legal Career Resources, TechnologyShauna C. BryceNovember 12, 2015cybersecurity, opportunities

Is Aging Law Firm Leadership a Roadblock for Equity Partnership for Generation X Lawyers?

LeadershipShauna C. BryceNovember 11, 2015GenX, managing partners

Inside In-House (Nov. 11, 2015)

NewsShauna C. BryceNovember 11, 2015news

Resume Tips from a Google Recruiter

Interviews, Job SearchShauna C. BryceNovember 10, 2015Google, interviews

Are Law Schools Setting Students Up for Failure?

Career Development, EducationShauna C. BryceNovember 10, 2015law school, law school admission

You'd Be Amazed at How Many Lawyers Don't Know the Basics of Nailing a Job Interview

Job SearchShauna C. BryceNovember 9, 2015basics, Interview

Monday BigLaw Merry-Go-Round (Nov. 9, 2015)

NewsShauna C. BryceNovember 9, 2015news

Legal Education Roundup (Nov. 7, 2015)

NewsShauna C. BryceNovember 7, 2015news

Why High Performing Law Firms Lose Talent

InterviewsShauna C. BryceNovember 6, 2015negotiations, talent

Legal Education Roundup (Nov. 6, 2015)

NewsShauna C. BryceNovember 6, 2015news

Discrimination Against Those with Disabilities Larger Than Thought

At the Office, Job SearchShauna C. BryceNovember 5, 2015ADA, fictional candidates

Little White Lies—Rounding Up Your GPA

It’s very tempting for job seekers to want to give their GPAs a little bump up. Isn’t it more appealing to say that you had a 3.5 GPA when really it was a 3.47? That’s just rounding up, right? But they aren’t harmless sales-pitches. They’re lies.

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