The Counteroffer Trap
It's one of the most familiar moments in legal hiring. [READ MORE]
It's one of the most familiar moments in legal hiring. [READ MORE]
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The strongest candidates control the narrative. They proactively shape the story their career history tells rather than leaving it to interpretation.
Accepting a counteroffer may feel good in the moment, but it rarely leads to long term satisfaction
Many firms still need high-level support but hesitate to add long-term headcount. This dynamic has created a surge of interim legal roles, project-based, and secondee opportunities for attorneys
That means many candidates receive a tempting counteroffer the moment they submit their resignation. Is it worth it?