This is ridiculous! One would spend 5 years or more in school, then an extra one in law school, not to mention the year spent to serve the country. At the end of the day, only less than a dozen firm can pay you your actual worth. Shambolic!

This is why I always advice young people to learn a skill or take a more entrepreneurial approach when choosing a career.

AsaSage:
This is ridiculous! One would spend 5 years or more in school, then an extra one in law school, not to mention the year spent to serve the country. At the end of the day, only less than a dozen firm can pay you your actual worth. Shambolic!

This is why I always advice young people to learn a skill or take a more entrepreneurial approach when choosing a career.

Una don come again with this entrepreneurship blah blah blah.

So what entrepreneurial pursuit should a young law graduate get involved in even though the person intends to practice?

@Topic: The renumeration listed are OK considering the state of the economy.

AsaSage:
This is ridiculous! One would spend 5 years or more in school, then an extra one in law school, not to mention the year spent to serve the country. At the end of the day, only less than a dozen firm can pay you your actual worth. Shambolic!

This is why I always advice young people to learn a skill or take a more entrepreneurial approach when choosing a career.

What is your actual worth to the government, if you are lucky to be employed there as Level 09