ABA Young Lawyers Division Profiles Hinshaw's Vaishali Rao in Q&A
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Aug 2, 2018
Hinshaw partner Vaishali Rao and two other Chicago attorneys were recently featured in a Q&A published in the ABA Young Lawyers Division's publication TYL. Titled "Generational Divides," the story explores a series of workplace topics with the lawyers, including early career challenges, generational differences, workplace attire, professional values, and work/life balance issues.
Download a copy of the Q&A (PDF)
Excerpts from Vaishali's profile:
"The biggest challenge I faced when first starting out was learning that there is not always a right and wrong answer, but rather, there is good judgment and bad judgment."
"Over time, I learned that the one thing that transcends generational differences is hard work. I started focusing more on being good at what I do and finding the right people in an organization to support me."
"I think everyone achieves some version of [work/life] balance (if that really is a thing) in their own way. A big part of it is just being honest about the struggle…"
"Generally, I don't like to give advice to newer attorneys. I prefer to exchange ideas. I find that everyone's journey is unique; newer attorneys are just as smart and capable as seasoned ones, and often have their own perspectives to share with me that equally influence my journey."
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