Welcome back to the Law School Toolbox podcast! Today, we’re talking with ex-BigLaw recruiter Sadie Jones about how to deal with difficult work situations and make the most out of your summer job experience.
In this episode we discuss:
- Taking ownership of your work if you’re given very little direction when you start
- How to turn things around if your first work assignment doesn’t go well
- What should you do if you’re busy with assignments and someone is pressuring you to do pro bono work?
- Handling inappropriate behavior from coworkers
- What if the summer is coming to a close and you get the feedback you may not be getting a full-time offer?
- What’s next if you get a no offer/cold offer?
- What to do if you do get an offer but you want to see what other options are out there
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Resources:
- CareerDicta
- Job Search Strategies for Law Students
- Podcast Episode 85: Surviving as a Summer Associate and New Firm Lawyer (with Grover Cleveland)
- Podcast Episode 94: How to Succeed at Your Summer Legal Job (with Sara O’Connor)
- Podcast Episode 147: Top Summer Associate Mistakes and How to Fix Them (w/Sadie Jones)
- Podcast Episode 320: Goals for Your 1L Summer Job (w/Sadie Jones)
- How to Approach a Virtual Summer Job
- Are You Emotionally Intelligent? 5 Soft Skills to Show Off in Your Summer Law Job
- How to Go into a Summer Job with the Right Mindset
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