Career Planning
How Law Firms Choose from Potential Candidates
Law firms have high turnover rates, and the National Association of Legal Professionals found that 15% of entry-level associates and 20% of lateral associates leave their jobs each year. The high rate of turnover requires law firms to choose potential candidates that produce high-quality work and stay in their positions longer.
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