The Roundup: This Week’s Recommended Reading

Welcome to The Roundup. We have lots of thought-provoking pieces to share this week.

From Around the Web

• The World Doesn’t Need “Fewer” Lawyers, It Needs More Poor Lawyers: Just because lawyers are struggling to get high paying jobs at pricey law firms doesn’t mean America is over saturated with attorneys. People still need lawyers, it’s just that the people most in need of legal representation can’t pay their lawyers. (Above the Law Redline)
• LinkedIn and Evernote Tackle Your Stack of Business Cards: Evernote is partnering with LinkedIn for a scanning app to make digitizing and archiving business cards easier and more searchable. (Apartment Therapy)
• 40 Ways to Make Networking Work: Here’s a collection of important tips and definitions to guide you in the earnest creation of your own network. (Attorney at Work)
• The 4-Step Recovery Program to Beat Burnout: It’s easy to recognize the physical and mental signs of burnout; yet how to deal with it is a different problem entirely. (The Daily Muse)

From Trebuchet

• Is Going to Women’s Initiatives Events Worth It? We’ve attended many women’s networking events, and so we got to asking ourselves if these events are worth attending from a business perspective.

Enjoy!