It should come as no surprise that millennials want to influence the world they live in. Regardless of industry, they want to feel they’re giving back to their communities. Aside from providing stimulating work and challenging their employees, law firms should contemplate joining philanthropic efforts.
Law firms are notorious for throwing their employees into their work and expecting results. Millennials, on the other hand, want to have an open conversation with the direction of their career. This doesn’t mean they need constant reassurance and a pat on the back. Instead, they want a realistic look at their future.
While partnership is on the minds of some millennial associates—nearly 44 percent of millennials wanted to become partner in some capacity, according to a study by Major, Lindsey & Africa—the reality is that most associates will depart for positions in-house or other jobs outside the firm. In the meantime, they want to have an open conversation with their managers at the firm about their career paths, says Law.com.
This is one of the biggest desires for millennials. However, this is not to be confused with laziness. In fact, millennials want the option to work whenever and wherever, and flexibility can be used to benefit the lawyer rather than suppress their productivity. Work-life balance is something everyone can benefit from- and flexibility can help lawyers achieve it.
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