September 18 | news, views and industry insight from the legal recruitment experts
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If our article last month on the 5 signs your legal career may be at a crossroads, resonated, now is the time to start thinking about your next move, particularly if you have your heart set on a 2019 start.
If you are, download our latest infographic on how to optimise your job search to give you a head start.
And, for those who have recently settled into their new role, we offer some sound advice on how to make the right impression during your probation to ensure you become a fully fledged, and valued member of the business.
Finally, a huge thanks to Irwin Mitchell's Partner, Geraldine McCool for her interview this month.
2019 - ready or not?
If you're hoping to start the New Year with a new career...now's the time to accelerate your market research and getting plans in place for your move.
Make the right impression during your probation period
For more tips on how to navigate the recruitment and post-placement processes be sure to take a look at our advice centre.
The greatest talent challenges for law firms
This month we interview Geraldine McCool, Partner at Irwin Mitchell, about the influences on her career and the greatest talent challenges for law firms.
Looking for a new job?
Check out our infographic on our top tips on how to optimise your job search. For more advice on CV's or interviews take a look at our advice centre.
Inside Douglas Scott HQ
Lisa Spink, Legal and Compliance specialist has joined Douglas Scott to set up her own desk within our In-house department. Lisa previously worked with Douglas Scott in 2013 and ran our Locum desk before going on to work as a Business Manager at one of the largest recruitment agencies in the UK. To find out more about Lisa and her team follow this link or if you’re on the hunt for that perfect In-house role click here.
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