Dec
17
Overqualified and Unemployed: A Recent Law Graduate’s Frustration
More than 8,000 individuals passed the July 2010 New York State Bar Exam. For many, however, their jubilation was short-lived.
Eric Sable, 25, graduated from New York Law School this past May and is experiencing the crunch that many recent law graduates are as well–he can’t find a job.
Sable, center, at his law school graduation this past May.
Not only does Sable find himself in the position of attorneys that were laid-off , but he is at even more of a disadvantage without having any full-time legal experience.
Currently, to earn some cash on the side, Sable spend a few days a week working as an administrative assistant in his father’s medical office. He also interns, without pay, for a local judge.
Frustration is certainly apparent:
Sable’s job search is constant–it has become a daily routine:
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But, there is only so much that can be done. When not searching jobs–what’s there really to do?
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Hope, however, still remains:
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