The Importance of Networking at Law School
"Your network is your real net worth," writes Porter Gale, an internationally known public speaker, networker, and entrepreneur. "So grow it." No successful person rises to the top on their own. Whether it's sports, politics, business, or starting a legal career, we all need help getting to where we want to go. The best business leaders and legal minds understand this. They know high social capital, or your ability to build a network of authentic personal and professional relationships, is your most important asset. So here's a look at how you can start fostering professional relationships while at law school. And we'll tell you about one law school that helps its students graduate with the kind of networking skills that land interviews and launch careers.
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After graduating with a degree in English literature and creative writing, Ashley worked as a bartender, insurance broker, and teacher. He became a full-time freelance writer in 2016. He lives and writes in Manchester, England.
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