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Did you know that values-driven work can be key to recruiting and retaining the best and the brightest? Even more than money? The 2022 Major, Lindsey & Africa Gen Z Survey shows that, although members of the younger generation value financial stability, they also place a high level of importance on pursuing purpose-driven legal work. Gen Z lawyers want to know what their employers value, how that’s being prioritized, and what investments in people and causes are being made as a result. They want to work in an organization whose values connect with their most important issues and concerns such as the environment and climate change, social justice and equity. Remember, this generation of associates grew up with information at their fingertips and expect to know how their individual work impacts an organization’s larger purpose and the world as a whole. This may put them at odds with the traditional law firm demands for billable hours and personal sacrifice in exchange for career advancement and a big paycheck. How is your firm appealing to this new generation? Is there tension between what they want and what your firm expects from them? #lawjobs #legaljobs #legalrecruiting #probono #publicinterest For more insights into job search strategies, the legal industry, and the California legal job market, follow SeltzerFontaine LLC, and connect with me and ring the 🔔 at Valerie Fontaine.
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Be found and stand out! They say finding talent can be like searching for a needle in a haystack. It is especially true when your LinkedIn headline is doing you no favors. I am a legal recruiter so I spend a lot of time on LinkedIn sourcing potential candidates. The way I like to do this is by searching job titles to match the job I am sourcing. For example, if I am looking for a maritime attorney, I will search "maritime" or "maritime associate" or "maritime lawyer." If I'm looking to fill a toxic torts associate position in Houston, I may search "toxic torts" then filter by industry (law practice) and location (Houston). If your headline is a non-descriptive "attorney" or something clever like "all things law," I am never going to find you. To optimize your chances of relevant reach outs, be specific with your job title, update your location, and select your industry. Think this doesn't apply to you because you're not looking for a job? Think again. Clients aren't going to search "all things law" either. Want help finding your next job or creating a searchable headline? Contact me at david@directtalentsolutions.com
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