How marketable are you, really?
Ten questions. Two minutes. The honest read this market only gives out on the phone, with a score your friends will want to beat.
No account. No resume upload. Nothing goes to your firm.
Questions, answered
What is the BigLaw Marketability Score?
Ten questions about your seat, your paper, and your story. Out comes a score from 0 to 100, a named archetype, a verdict, and a written report on where you stand in the lateral market right now. Most associates have never seen their profile the way the market sees it. This is that.
How is it scored?
Judgment, not a lookup table. Practice demand, class year, firm tier, market, credentials, timing. The same weighing that happens in the first ten minutes of every honest career conversation in this industry. The quiz writes it down.
Is it confidential?
Yes, and here is what that means. Nothing goes to your firm. Nobody circulates your resume. There is no resume; you never upload one. Your answers and report are seen by one person and go nowhere else. The only public thing is the card you choose to share, and it never carries your firm, your school, or your history.
What does it cost?
Nothing. No account, no trial, no upsell. The quiz is free and stays free.
Who reads my answers?
One person: Steven Rushing. Former BigLaw litigator at Weil and Finnegan. Nine years inside the AmLaw 200 lateral market. He built this because associates kept asking him the same question: where do I stand? Your answers reach him and nobody else.
What are the archetypes?
Fourteen profiles the market keeps producing: The First Round Pick. The Hot Hand. The Golden Handcuffs. The Redshirt. The Frequent Flyer. Nine more. Everyone thinks they know theirs. The quiz has a habit of disagreeing.
Where can I read about my market?
Steven keeps written guides to the lateral market, one page per practice area and city, covering the seats he actually works.
Pick an answer to keep going.
Last step. Who is this report issued to?
The full report appears right here on this screen. Your email is seen by one person and never gets a newsletter, a follow-up, or anything you did not ask for.
That email does not look right.
A real read takes about a minute. Lookups are instant. Judgment is not.
The report is the read. The call is the plan.
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Steven also writes guides to the lateral market, one page per practice area and city. Browse the market guides.
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