Welcome back to the Law School Toolbox Podcast. Today, we’re talking about how not to be a jerk in your legal office environment with our special guest, Sadie Jones, who’s a former BigLaw recruiter. True or not, lawyers have a terrible reputation when it comes to being nice and considerate in the office. Lawyers are often thought to be jerks to other lawyers, as well as staff. Why is that? How true is it? How do you avoid being “that” person? Tune in to find out!
In this episode we discuss:
- Is there something unique about being a lawyer that leads to this negative reputation?
- Behaviors to avoid in the interview process so you don’t come across as a jerk
- What you can do as a summer associate or junior associate to develop a pleasant reputation
- Appropriately monitoring your social media presence and activity as relates to coworkers and work matters
- The reality of sexism and sexual harassment in the workplace
- Being mindful of topics discussed on work email/chat
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