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Law Professor
For those with the intellect and motivation to graduate from a top-tier law school, pursuing a profession as a professor in lieu of practicing can be a rewarding and lucrative alternative—and sometimes at a fraction of the weekly work hours. Although the lecturing only lasts for a few hours a week, law professors spend the majority of their time answering emails, holding office hours and preparing for the lectures. Additionally, most law schools require professors to conduct research and write for the school’s law journals, and a professor will not become tenured without publication of his or her research. As for education, law professors are required to complete an LLM (like a PhD in law) in addition to a JD. Read More
Job Advice
The Real Reasons Good Candidates Don't Get the Job
Many jobseekers seem to believe that there is some back story that is hidden from them: what are the "real" reasons they're not getting hired? Read More
How To Answer Negative Interview Questions
There are certain interview questions that invite jobseekers to get negative. Learning how to negotiate them without doing so is crucial. Read More
A Day in the Life
A Day In The Life: Videogame Lead Animator
Jonathon Cooper is lead animator for Montreal-based videogame outfit BioWare Read More
A Day in the Life: Business Assurance Trainee, BDO Stoy Hayward
Vault brings you a day in the life of Jen Simmons, Business Assurance Trainee at BDO Stoy Hayward, Business Assurance division in London. Jen studied a BA Degree in Finance Accounting and Management and has been working at BDO Stoy Hayward for 7 months. Read More