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ChrisS
2/26/2008 5:14:21 PM | Original Post -
What's the consequence of transferring from the New York office to a less prominent location of a major firm (mainly for personal reasons)? |
Karma1118
3/17/2008 7:29:33 AM | Wow. The answer to that question is, "It depends." I transferred from the main office of a firm in Pittsburgh, and the decision turned out to be the right one for me. I miss some of the more high profile cases that I worked on there, but my work-life balance is much better. Good luck with your decision! |
lawgirl27
8/19/2008 7:21:27 PM | Give it a try. You could always move back to NY if you''re not happy at the less prominent location.
You could look at it this way. . . your move might actually be a step forward in your career. You might make some invaluable contacts in the less prominent location and also have an opportunity to take a larger role in interesting and major litigation. |
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