On The Job Series (Real People Working in…) Dozens of firsthand interviews with real-world practitioners are combined with the latest statistics on the hottest career areas. The result is a reader-friendly series that's ideal for those who want s clear picture of the challenges and rewards to be found in each job. Lively icons and graphics make it easy to find essential information at a glance. DETAILED CAREER INFORMATION Allows job-seekers to make informed choices and learn in-depth information about a specific career—from salary levels to job statistics to necessary education. JOB OVERVIEWS Give readers a detailed look at particular jobs available in respective fields. USER-FRIENDLY DESIGN Encourages readers to pinpoint the sections most useful to them and then read on to find out more.
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The professionals in the law field in this book aren't the type of lawyer or law professional most people want to become. I understand not everyone becomes a six-figure-paid lawyer right out of law school, but this book is ridiculous. It shadows a guy who wants to only be a law clerk? Give me a break.
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Attorneys, also called lawyers, act as both advocates and advisors in our society. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
paralegal training programs, guard agencies, correction officers Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Expert Advice, New York, American Bar Association, Attorney General, United States, District of Columbia, National Court Reporters Association, Mackenzie House, Perry Mason, Secret Service New!
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