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Firms on Film: McInnes Cooper Uses YouTube to Hook Potential Recruits
Want to reach the YouTube generation? Take it online. The legal sector is slowly beginning to take advantage of streaming media to recruit the current crop of law school students. In Canada, McInnes Cooper was one of the first firms to take the plunge.


More Articles & Tips

How to Attract (and Keep) the Best and Brightest Legal Talent
More and more lawyers are looking for “the little things” that go beyond simple monetary compensation.

From Across the Web

Why Associates Bail Out of Law Firm Life—and Why It Matters
Kate Neville, Legal Times

Understanding Associates: New perspectives on associate satisfaction and morale
Hildebrandt International, November 2007

Stat Shot

What really draws new recruits to your firm? Your brand. Consulting firm Grant Thornton LLP’s Professional Services Insights 2007 report focused on recruitment and retention at professional firms across Canada, including law firms.

Q: What single factor is most likely to contribute to the successful recruitment of a potential candidate?

Firm’s reputation in the industry: 19.9%
Financial compensation package: 14.9%
Work/life balance: 14.9%
Nature of work performed by firm: 14.9%
Professional development opportunities: 10.0%
Firm’s culture and work environment: 10.0%
Reputation of senior professionals: 9.0%
Firm’s client roster: 1.5%

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