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I was in BigLaw for 9 years and left because I hit my savings target. FIRE kept me motivated. I’m now primarily supporting my wife’s career (BigLaw counsel) as her job has unparalleled flexibility and she legit enjoys it, so we’ll use that to get the rest of the way to full financial independence. For myself, I’m currently focused on writing, wildlife photography, and fitness goals. Its unlikely that I will return to the legal field in the future. I’ve written more about it here if interested: https://www.attorneyevolved.com/post/biglaw-early-retirement
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I’m so sorry you’re having such a tough experience. Have you reached out to your network and former coworkers or school staff/admin? Also, think about all the other things you’re good at! Could you start a side business doing something you enjoy that you’re good at, even if temporarily? I have a job but I’ve been looking for over a year now and haven’t found anything. I think the market is currently tough so you are not the problem. Also, what about working with a recruiter? And/or applying to small and mid sized firms?
Hey, so sorry you’re going through this. Have you thought of doc review?
Job market is without a doubt tough right now. I’ve been struggling to find a job too and this is the first year in a long time where I am stressed about money for the holidays. After all this work and it is harder now. I’m trying to focus on the positives, still extremely hard though.
What jobs are you applying for? Employers will think you are overqualified if you are applying for a cashier position at target when you are licensed to practice law