Legal Burnouts – Nonlegal Lawyers
Featured on The Legal Burnouts Podcast Legal Burnouts – Nonlegal Lawyers ex judicata was featured in an episode on The…
Why the Savviest CHROs Love Hiring Lawyers for Nonlegal Jobs and How Candidates Can Set Themselves Up for Success
Why the Savviest CHROs Love Hiring Lawyers for Nonlegal Jobs and How Candidates Can Set Themselves Up for Success Journalist…
EXJ Conversations: Jordana Confino on coaching the chronic perfectionist, people-pleaser, and overachiever.
ex judicata recently sat down with Jordana Confino, Founder of JC Coaching & Consulting, Yale Law School graduate, and self-described “recovering lawyering and type A+ perfectionist” to discuss: how googling “How to be happy” inspired Jordana’s career pivot, values alignment, perfectionism recovery, and how to successfully transition to a nonlegal career.
Courage to Change
On April 23 of 1910 Teddy Roosevelt delivered a speech entitled “Citizenship in a Republic.” This came to be known as the man in the arena speech.
Impostor Syndrome: What It Is, Its Impact, and Solutions
As if it were not hard enough transitioning from law to business a certain percentage of attorneys find themselves suffering from impostor syndrome…
Life on Another Planet
Life on another planet: Moving from law firm to nonlegal job in Corporate America.
Enter a world where questions are actually encouraged, and concepts like ‘teamwork’ are more than a curiosity.
Artificial Intelligence Juggernauts and the Data Economy that Feeds Them
The first in our series exploring the digitalization of nearly everything, this article highlights promising career directions accompanying this digital transformation that are particularly well-served by a trained lawyer’s mindset. We’ll survey the accelerating emergence of artificial intelligence and implications of a growing “data economy”. In subsequent articles we’ll delve deeper into the alternative career pathways highlighted.
The Happiness Project*: Lawyer Edition:
Overcoming Common Hurdles to Leaving Law for a New Career.
A growing number of lawyers are hitting the wall. That is, coming to the realization that they don’t want to continue to practice law. It’s not just lawyers of course. In the age of the Great Resignation, all sorts of people are realizing they want to seek greener pastures. Even if they don’t know what those greener pastures are.
What Is Your Elevator Pitch?
If you ask 100 attorneys, who successfully transitioned to careers in business, how they did it you’ll likely get 100 different answers.
The ex judicata Checklist for Lawyers Who Want to Transition to a Nonlegal Career
Making the leap from practicing attorney to businessperson is almost certainly the most daunting professional challenge you will ever undertake…