Should You Really Be a Lawyer?: The Guide to Smart Career Choices Before,… (edition 2010)

by Deborah Schneider

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Title:	Should You Really Be a Lawyer?: The Guide to Smart Career Choices Before, During & After Law School
Authors:	Deborah Schneider
Info:	LawyerAvenue Press (2010), Edition: 2, Paperback, 272 pages
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Should You Really Be A Lawyer?: The Guide To Smart Career Choices Before, During & After Law School by Deborah Schneider

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This is a must read book for anyone considering a career in the legal field or attending law school. The book helps the reader to discover reasons for attending law school and reasons for staying. From the latest research on decision-making, the authors have written a unique career-building guide that will help you evaluate and answer the most basic question facing you now: Should you really be a lawyer?

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Are you making the right decision to get into--or remain--in law? Whether you're a prospective law student, a current law student, or even a practicing lawyer, the decision to enter--or remain--in law ranks among the biggest career decisions you'll ever make. From the latest research on decision-making, authors Deborah Schneider and Gary Belsky have written a unique career-building guide that will help you evaluate and answer the most basic question facing you now: Should you really be a lawyer?

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