A call for mentors: support junior in-house counsels build their career during these unusual times

A call for mentors: support junior in-house counsels build their career during these unusual times

A call for mentors: support junior in-house counsels build their career during these unusual times

Junior lawyers from the in-house community are screaming for help and support. Starting a legal career in-house comes with many challenges. 2020 has merely added more pressure and uncertainty for many. We know that in-house lawyers often feel they get less support in their learning compared to those working for law firms. It can be very isolating.

To support those starting out in their careers in-house, the UUÂãÁÄÖ±²¥ mentoring programme provides junior in-house lawyers with the support and benefits of an external mentor.

Improve your leadership and management skills.

Becoming a mentor isn’t just a ‘nice thing to do’.  It can have a positive impact on your personal development and future career.

Benefits include:

  • Reinforcing and refreshing your knowledge of your specialist field
  • Improved self-awareness
  • The motivational high of helping someone else progress
  • Improving your coaching and development skills
  • Development of your leadership skills
  • Clearer understanding of the challenges faced by those further down the ladder

JOIN TODAY

To sign up as a mentor, please complete the short profile form here. The information provided will help us to find you a suitable mentee.

 

 


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Louisa leads marketing at Obelisk Support - a legal services provider offering flexible legal support, delivered by highly experienced, typically City-firm trained freelance lawyers and paralegals.

Louisa has a passion for driving and facilitating initiatives which are customer-focused at their heart. Her vision is to support in-house counsel to succeed in their fast-evolving role based on deep insight, data analysis and best practice gathered across the in-house community.