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The Disappearing Act: Why Millennials Leave Companies – and How L&D Can Entice Them to Stay  

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Millennials have now surpassed GenXers as the largest generation in the US workforce and will soon constitute the highest percentage of lawyers in private practice. Yet, many law firm leaders and their firms remain vexed by the challenges associated with attracting and retaining tomorrow’s legal talent.

This great article was brought to our attention by Dr. Sharon Meit Abrahams, and it says that Millennials seek the following attributes in their work environments:

  • Development
  • Meaning
  • Autonomy
  • Efficiency
  • Transparency

According to Cushman & Wakefield’s 2015 National Legal Sector Benchmark Survey Results, mentoring, collaboration, diversity of work and partnership opportunities are key factors in keeping young lawyers from leaving your firm.

What’s your firm doing to build and maintain an environment that attracts and retains your top young lawyers?


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