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I’m also receptive to talking to recruiters when they reach out to discuss any opportunities. You never know what’s out there and also helps keep your pulse on comp trends.
Likewise. You never know what could be the exact right fit for you if you’re not 100% happy with your current employment situation. Even if you are, I believe it’s always good to know market rates and the advancement opportunities available.
I always keep my eyes peeled. Opportunities are everywhere, and if I feel undervalued at a Firm, I will take other interviews. Nothing wrong with taking interviews, but I get more serious when I’m 100% ready to leave.
i check weekly and apply if something interesting is up.
not unhappy, but some interesting opportunities out there i wouldn’t mind
I think I want to eventually leave biglaw and go in-house so I have alerts for jobs. If something seems particularly interesting, I apply. I've received a few in-house offers but I haven't been offered an in-house role that is worth it yet. My husband would disagree on that point. 😅
Please share your thoughts…. Thank You.
I honestly keep my eyes peeled at all times. I don't necessarily look but I get updates from a few places and I look at them when they come up. I don't think it hurts to always be on the lookout for something better.
My mentor always says, “The time to look for a job is before you need one.”
My resume stays crisp! I apply to any position of interest
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I always keep an eye out, just in case, because i don't have the privilege to miss a few paychecks.
i've never landed in a firm where I felt truly comfortable with that i've stopped looking for other jobs. Hopefully I can one day
I love my current firm and I still keep my eyes peeled. If you don't own the place yourself, you can never be too sure. I don't think it hurts to keep looking and seeing what is out there. You just never knwo.
One of my MBA professors had this advice where his employer knew he was applying to ONE job once a year back when he wasn't a professor. He said it ensured the employer would recognize his worth. Not sure you want to be that brazen, but I certainly see the appeal in staying open to market change