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Corporate Counsel Reviews
What is it like working as a Corporate Counsel?
February 2018
Best advice.
Corporate Counsel in Houston:
Love what you do... If you like to read the instructions to a board game you will do well as an attorney...
November 2014
Learning Curve.
Corporate Counsel:
Learning the ins and outs of your position and the organization takes time, but it is well worth it. Get to know the departments within the organization. They will rely on you, so a good working relationship is key. Learn from more experienced attorneys around you, especially those who have been in-house for an extended time.
September 2014
Interesting work.
Corporate Counsel:
Pros: Project exposure. Business understanding.
Cons: Repetition of contract work.
July 2014
Learn Your Business, Learn Your Product.
Corporate Counsel:
It is absolutely impossible to be a truly effective corporate counsel without understanding your business and your product intimately. It is easy to bury yourself in pure legal work but you should always make sure that you ask questions and learn everything there is to learn about your company.
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