Tips for Overcoming Early Talent Imposter Syndrome: Part 1
It's incredibly normal for early talent to struggle with imposter syndrome. Here are the five types of imposter syndrome and how to overcome each type.
How to Increase Your Chances of Being Promoted
You don't want to stay in an entry-level role forever. Here are tips on how to increase your chances of being promoted.
The Regional and Midsize Firm Route
In this post by law editor Travis Whitsitt, we discuss the implications of the sharp rise in midsize firm mergers and lateral movement in that sector.
When Your Practice Group Gets Poached: What Happens to the Associates Left Behind
In this post by law editor Travis Whitsitt, we discuss what associates left behind when a partner leaves their firm can do to stabilize their careers.
How to Read a Law Firm Merger as a Candidate
In this post by law editor Travis Whitsitt, we discuss how candidates can read between the lines of merger announcements to assess the newly formed firm.
Networking While In School: Tips for College Students
Networking takes some work, but you’ll see the return on your investment for the rest of your career. Here are some tips for building your network in school.
Turn the CPA Shortage Into an Opportunity
Less candidates are taking the CPA exam, which means less talent is entering the accounting industry. This creates a unique opportunity for students.
The Government Exodus is Slowing
In this post by law editor Travis Whitsitt, we examine the impact of last year's mass government lawyer exodus on the current legal market.
Executive Order 14398
In this post by law editor Travis Whitsitt, we discuss the ongoing impacts of Executive Order 14398, signed March 2026.
AI Fluency as a Hiring Signal: What Students Should Actually Be Able to Show
In this post by law editor Travis Whitsitt, we discuss what skills students should concretely focus on in the current AI-focused legal market.