I have a friend who blogs on (and created) TomahawkNation.com, and I'm sitting behind him in the Health Care Liability class that I'm in now. He blogs in class too! Yay, I'm not the only one.
Thursday, January 15, 2009
In Good Company
The Tuscaloosa News is writing an article about Thank You Ma'am's ABA blog poll win, and they sent a photographer to take a picture of me "where [I] usually blog." Where do I usually write? In class! We compromised and they took a picture of me in an empty classroom. I'll link to the story when it's online.
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Maybe that explains why you can't put your GPA on your resume?
Can't, or don't?
Can't. Going by what you said, about needing to distract from the absence of your GPA, implies that your GPA isn't good enough to put on your resume. If someone is in the top 5 or 10% of their class and has a very good GPA (above a 3.75%), then there would be no need to not put it on your resume, because putting it on would only help you.
2:57 PM / 6:30 PM is a total jackass.
People who are secure in their grades don't feel the need to pick on others.
For the record, I had an unspectacular GPA in law school, but I ended up with the type of big huge international law firm associate job that everyone wants. In a big city, too. Guess what? Sucked. Sucked for years.
Lateraled to another big huge international law firm in the same big city. One with even more "prestige." Still sucks. And just found out the other day that our pay rates are frozen at the previous year's level, supposedly due to the recession.
So who cares.
signed,
bitter biglaw associate
Many thanks for making the sincere effort to explain this. I feel fairly strong about it and would like to read more. If it's OK, as you find out more in depth knowledge, would you mind writing more posts similar to this one with more information?
Regards:
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