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David
Finkelstein
Associate |
"The mentoring program has played an invaluable role in my
adjusting to life at Paul, Weiss. On my first day, I was paired
with an associate mentor who already had two years of experience
working in my department. I felt comfortable asking him any
question-from how to achieve and maintain a healthy work-life
balance to improving my communication techniques. If he didn't know
the answer to my question, he put me in contact with a colleague
who did.
The mentoring program has been a thoroughly positive
experience for me, and I look forward to serving as a mentor to
others."
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Once you join the firm, you'll have plenty of questions and
concerns regarding your day-to-day work as well as your long-term
career goals. We've created several mentoring programs that will
help you learn the ropes at Paul, Weiss. We also offer mentoring
programs that are integrated into our firm's renowned diversity
efforts.
- New Associate Mentoring: We'll assign you
an associate mentor who will help you navigate your first year at
the firm. You'll get to know your mentor at your own pace, through
a combination of informal get-togethers and other firm events.
- Diversity Mentoring Program: As a lawyer
of color, you can choose to be matched with a diversity mentoring
team when you join the firm. Each team is made up of lawyers of
varying seniority and is led by a partner within your practice area
who can help guide your career choices.
- Women's Networking Groups: As a woman
attorney, you'll be assigned to a women's networking group when you
enter the firm; each group is a cross-section of women lawyers -
associates, counsel and partners - who provide mutual support and
promote connections within the firm and to the business world at
large.
- Women's Sponsors Program: As a
high-performing senior woman associate, you'll be asked to join our
sponsors program in your sixth year. Your sponsor helps guide your
career during your years as a senior associate in the firm.
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