Lawyers, Your Job Shouldn't Make You Cry

from The Former Lawyer Podcast · host Sarah Cottrell

Are you crying because of your job as a lawyer? Hang tight for some advice! This is by far the most popular episode that has been released on The Former Lawyer Podcast. The title is ‘Your Job Should Not Make You Cry’. In this article, you’ll talk a little bit more about why that is true and what it means for you if this is your experience working in the law. So, let’s get started! See show notes at formerlawyer.com/042

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