A Mid-level Attorney’s Guide to Building Social Capital in the Workplace

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A Mid-level Attorney’s Guide to Building Social Capital in the Workplace

Jessica Borchers

LaLonnie Gray

Publication Date: 07/06/2019

To take their career to the next level, mid-level lawyers need to focus on demonstrating value in the workplace and building social capital. This article offers advice on practical and proactive steps individuals can take to advance their careers and build important skills at this stage — about seven or eight years after being admitted to the bar.

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Interest Area: Skills and Professional Development

Source: ACC Docket

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A Mid-level Attorney’s Guide to Building Social Capital in the Workplace