Focus on Clients and Companies Who Value You

Whether you’re talking about chasing clients for business development, chasing employers for job openings, or chasing industry leaders for leadership opportunities, listen to this: just stop. Stop chasing people who don’t value what you offer.

How to Get Great Law School Recommendation Letters

Job Search, NetworkingShauna C. BryceApril 17, 2018job search strategies, job search tools, law school graduate job search tips, letter of recommendation

Business Development Through Fee Sharing

Career Development, Job Search, Legal Career Resources, NetworkingShauna C. BryceAugust 16, 2016career tips, legal career, resume tips

How Are You Using Digital Platforms to Build Your Book of Business? Law Firm Content is Flowing, But In-House Counsel May Not Be Reading.

At the Office, Career Development, NetworkingShauna C. BryceAugust 4, 2016legal career, networking, online reputation, professional presentation

Modern Ways to Job Search

Job Search, Networking, Social Media, TechnologyShauna C. BryceApril 21, 2016job search tools, linkedin tips, networking

Face-Time Matters

Networking, TechnologyShauna C. BryceNovember 26, 2015face time, Skype, video conferencing

9 Reasons You're Sitting At Home While Your Competition Is Networking

NetworkingShauna C. BryceNovember 4, 2015networking, networking tips

Using Your Resume As The Hub Of A Well-Planned Job Search

Interviews, Networking, Resumes & Cover Le...Shauna C. BryceOctober 14, 2015branding, job search, job search strategies, resume tips

The Multi-Screen Job Search

Job Search, NetworkingShauna C. BryceOctober 8, 2015job search, networking

Why Networking Is Important To Your Job Search And Career Development

So many law students and new attorneys think “networking” is a dirty word. It’s selfish, disingenuous, and awkward. It’s dreaded and hated. But the truth is networking is the number one way to get a job and build your career.