A slow attorney hiring process can cost law firms far more than an open position. While many firms focus on recruiting expenses and compensation packages, prolonged hiring timelines often create hidden costs that affect revenue, client service, attorney workload, firm growth, and long-term competitiveness. In today’s legal market, highly qualified candidates frequently receive multiple opportunities, making speed an increasingly important factor in successful recruiting.
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