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: Dagny’s Law BlogReflections about my new job.
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- I work extremely long hours during the work week. Umm, going corporate does not mean a straight 9-5 schedule.
- My job is a million times more complicated than what I thought it would be. There are so many aspects to completing a large corporate transaction.
- I already interact with clients. It is strange to have clients rely on my work product and ask me for guidance regarding their most important transactions.
- It is funny to notice how most lawyers do not understand the business side of a transaction, and most business people do not understand the legal side of the same transaction. It is very difficult bringing both groups on to the same page.
- It is a business-casual work environment, but the bosses all wear formal attire. So, I follow the "dress for the position you want" philosophy.
- I learn something new every minute I am at work. It is strange to look back on a work week and reflect about the different things I have learned.
- Nothing in tax law is as simple as it is presented in law school! If it seemed hard in law school, it is a million times more complicated in practice.
- My co-workers are awesome. Every single one of them is extremely competent and nice. They genuinely care about the company, the employees, and the clients.
- Overall, I am happy to have my current job! It is awesome!
Full post as published by Dagny’s Law Blog on July 31, 2008 (boomark / email).
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