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Hi Fishes, I had multiple offers but I retained the same company even though the package is low compared to others. Now the problem is I'm not able to concentrate on the work. Before that I'm very good at completing the tasks.I'm not able to understand why I'm sitting idle not doing anything. Even I'm not thinking about anything. Just timepass. Did you ever face this situation?
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I realize it’s easy to say and hard to do, but I just went through exactly this, as a fourth year coming from a niche litigation practice and wanting to go in house, and not wanting to do disputes anymore. Took me 1.5 years and truly about 300 applications to make the jump. A couple of thoughts:
- Don’t get discouraged. Now that I’ve made the move, all the effort and frustration was totally worthwhile.
- See if there are intermediate steps you can take to get relevant skills - helping out the transitional groups in your firm, moving to a smaller firm and taking a pay cut for a year to try to get the right skills, etc.
- Figure out what experience you have that you can spin to be relevant to in house stuff. Eg if you’ve done a lot of IP lit and want to do IP transactions in house, draft your resume to talk about how you’ve seen, analyzed, advised on IP partnerships and relationships. That framing makes you look more relevant to in house roles even if your experience is more on the lit side.
Not sure if I can be of any help, but happy to chat more if you DM me.
Yeah. I have been doing more and more employment related stuff and trying to pick up more transactional employment related stuff. I am open to in house insurance litigation work too, those jobs just don’t come up too often.