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should I apply? Am I good enough for the job? Hi I just graduated from law school, and I’m looking for a job that allows me to learn a bit more and ideally to work from home. I’ve been told that in my case it’d be nice to apply for a document reviewer attorney, again ideally from home. Do you have any tips or specifications I should keep in mind when sending them my cv? Is there something I should change or adapt to make them like me a bit more? (always true of course). I’d like to know your thoughts on this especially if you have worked as a document reviewer in this field and feel free to feel me in what were your job responsibilities/tasks. Everyone says it’s something I’d have no problem on doing but I’d like to make sure of that myself! Thanks for your help!
-The insecure attorney.

The insecure attorney Last updated by joseph: Dec 13, 2017

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**joseph**: · Answer 1

Just do it. Apply. If you think that can help your future and you'll be comfortable working at home give it a try, if you are not good enough they won't hire you or they will fire you , but at least you tried and you will be able to say yes I can do this or no I can't do this, I'm not good at it. From the bottom of my heart , if you have an opportunity , take it. No matter if you think you aren't good enough. Let THEM decide if you are not sure. Let us know how it goes! I'm sure you'll do great!