Just hoping for some career advice. I'm completing my law degree and need to decide what next.
Basically, I'm a hard worker, focused, ambitious etc. but the reality is I don't want to be chained to my desk til 2am regularly. I want my weekends and I want to be able to see my DC. I'm not looking for part time and of course, like any job, I expect there to be times when I have to work late/take stuff home. I'd just want that to be the exception.
Does anyone have recommendations for working contracted hours? (I realise that training contracts are hard to come by in every field of law.)
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FolkLaw · 19/04/2013 22:12
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