Related Posts
Bain & Company Hi everyone, This is an Associate from ZS Associates with ~2 YOE What skills/courses does someone need to become financial analyst in JPMC, MG, Moody's, MBBs and so on ? Or Just to enter as analyst in these firms ? ZS Associates JPMorgan Chase Morgan Stanley Bain & Company Goldman Sachs Moody's Corporation
Hi Everyone I have joined FIS one month back only, I am just Okay with my current project. I see here everybody is leaving FIS and telling it's not good. I have changed Infosys within 7 months.Now, I don't want to switch this early. Can somebody tell me about the good points, pros in FIS. I really want to change my mindset so that I feel happy here and can give back something to organization.FIS Global
More Posts
I'm curious what the average salary is for an Associate Agent. I'm licensed & do everything after the sale is made as well as refer new business. I have 14 years in the industry but have been at the current company less than a year, so I know that plays a part as well. Anyone in a like-position by chance?State Farm Allstate Travelers
Best cashback credit cards in the UAE?
Additional Posts in Law
Has anyone else been feeling this way?

New to Fishbowl?
unlock all discussions on Fishbowl.




Rising Star
Goinhouse.com
Steal precedents
Look on LinkedIn.
Finding an in house spot can be fairly easy if you’re mainly transactional (or tax, I’ve heard). Often you can move in house to one of your existing clients. But it can be very very hard in other areas, particularly litigation. I suggest you start searching the in house listings immediately and speak to one or more recruiters, and as best you can control, focus your work in those areas. If you’re in litigation, for example, and in a smaller market, basically zero small companies hire in house litigators. So you need to come up with a game plan. It doesn’t matter that any lawyer can learn any other area of law, if you’ve been litigating for 5 years everyone will think you are incapable of learning, for example, regulatory filings. (It’s ridiculous - rant over).
The hunt can take years so start soon but don’t panic, give yourself time to explore the market (which is now - once you hit 6th-8th year you will probably start feeling the “up or out” pressure from your firm).
Following.
A2 I am in litigation and ultimately want to move in house. I do a fair amount of L&E work but I am a second year. Should I jump ship since I am in litigation as the primary practice area and want to be in house? I don’t want to make things more difficult for myself down the line.