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Career Assessment:
- Are You Happy With Your Job?
- The Path That's Right For You
- What You Do vs. Who You Are
- Plot Your Future by Thinking of the Present
- A Telling Picture of What You Really Want
- Finding What You Want Means Making It Happen
- The Right Choice: You'll Know When You See It
- Looking For Direction? Draw A Road Map
- Check Out this List for Career Checkup
- A Lawyer to the Bone?
- Be Careful Not to Change Jobs Just for the Sake of Change
- Mapping the Road for a Lawyer's Job Search
- Choose A Career Path Before Taking Next Step
Resumes and Cover Letters:
- Make Cover Letter, Resume Work For You
- Resumes: Dishing Up More than Boilerplate
- Rote Resumes Never Break Out of "Box"
- Let Your Resume Do the Work
- Unemployment Gap on Resume Can't Be Ignored
- Judging Job Applicants by their Cover Letters
Networking:
- If You Can't Take It Anymore, Network
- Finding the Links that Can Lead to a Job
- Landing a Catch Takes the Right "Net"
- Networking Often a Misunderstood Process
Interviewing:
- Artificial Queries Deserve Real, Persuasive Answers
- Ask Not What Your Interviewer Can Do For You
- Advocates Must Advocate Themselves in Interviews
Performing Your Job:
- Learning to Market Yourself
- What Do You Say? How About Giving a Speech?
- Review Not a Time for Surprises
- Like Any Relationship, Mentoring takes Work
- Spring into Lawyer Training Whenever Possible
Additional Titles on Job Search and the Practice of Law:
- Here's the Big Picture on Changing Jobs
- New Lawyers: How to Find a Job--and Keep It
- Who to Turn to for a Search
- Hesitant about Job Search? Try Warms-Ups
- Giving the Gift of a Happy Life
- Lessons from a Life in the Law
- Make, Take Time for Yourself
- Keep It All in Perspective
- Out of Sorts? Blame Stress or Lack of Balance
- How Do Working Parents Spell R-E-L-I-E-F?
- Job Search Brings Ebb and Flow of Moods
- Just Do It: Zen and the Art of Lawyering
- Staying Positive in a Negative World
- Process of Keeping Positive
- Accentuate Profession's Positive Points
- Looking for a Job can be Pain Enough Without Becoming a Pain in the Process
- Plain Error Can Derail Your Job Search
- Confidentiality in Job Search: Speak Softly, Forget Big Stick
- Mind These Five P's when Searching for a New Job
- Finding Time to Find a Job
- It's Never Too Late to Switch to the (Non-Legal) Road Not Taken
Kathy Morris is a contributing author to a variety of national and local legal
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