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CareerSurvey 15 - 25 Feb 2010 - Main.RorySkaggs
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I thought it might be an interesting exercise to ask a few questions about what people expected from their careers in the short, mid and long terms. I wish we would have done this the first week, but now is as good a time as any. At the end of the semester, we can take the survey again and see if anything has changed. If anyone has any categories to add or can make the survey better, please do.

 Where do you expect to be working...
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After Graduation?
leftbarmainbarrightbar Government 0% (7)
leftbarmainbarrightbar Public Interest 0% (6)
leftbarmainbarrightbar Other 0% (2)
leftbarmainbarrightbar BigLaw 0% (2)
leftbarmainbarrightbar Midsize Firm 0% (1)
leftbarmainbarrightbar Small Firm 0% (1)
leftbarmainbarrightbar NonLaw? Job 0% (1)
Ten Years After Graduation?
leftbarmainbarrightbar Public Interest 0% (7)
leftbarmainbarrightbar NonLaw? Job 0% (5)
leftbarmainbarrightbar Government 0% (4)
leftbarmainbarrightbar Solo Practioner 0% (2)
leftbarmainbarrightbar Politics 0% (1)
leftbarmainbarrightbar In-House Counsel 0% (1)
When you Retire?
leftbarmainbarrightbar NonLaw? Job 0% (7)
leftbarmainbarrightbar Other 0% (4)
leftbarmainbarrightbar Public Interest 0% (4)
leftbarmainbarrightbar Politics 0% (3)
leftbarmainbarrightbar Government 0% (1)
leftbarmainbarrightbar In-House Counsel 0% (1)
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<		Comments- Ron, Stephen and Rory trying to figure out how to make the charts work correctly. Need to update the plug-in.

http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Plugins/VotePluginDev

 
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<		This is good stuff. I was curious what people's non-law jobs would be, and also could we should probably get "law professor" in the mix as a category so I took the liberty of adding it.
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>		Small sample set, but it looks like ten years after graduation and by the time you retire are virtually identical for each question, meaning the only difference is the prevalence of BigLaw right after graduation given debt. Obviously not surprising, but it begs the question why so many people don't expect to stay at big firms but end up doing it- a question with different sets of answers for everyone I suppose.
 
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