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Baker Botts L.L.P.
Baker Botts L.L.P.

Baker Botts L.L.P. - Reviews

5 Star Rating     5 reviews

https://www.bakerbotts.com 
Main Office:

One Shell Plaza, 910 Louisiana Street | Houston | TX | 77002

Phone: 713-229-1234 | Fax: 713-229-1522

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Baker Botts L.L.P. Reviews


"Fantastic place to work"   - Anonymous      Write an Anonymous Review

- Reviewed on May 18, 2020

Advice to law firm management: Just a little more communication about onboarding would be nice!

Pros: Supportive leadership, positive culture, market pay. Very family-friendly. Overall a great place to start a legal career.

Cons: Occasional lack of transparency

Partners to Avoid and Why: None

Favorite Things About this Firm: Great people! So many snacks in the break room!

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Current or former employee?: Former Employee

Last Year at Employer: 2019

Job type: Intern

Length of Employment: Less than a year
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"Fantastic place to work"   - Anonymous      Write an Anonymous Review

- Reviewed on May 17, 2020

Advice to law firm management: Just a little more communication about onboarding would be nice!

Pros: Supportive leadership, positive culture, market pay. Overall a great place to start a legal career. Very open to helping you find other opportunities should you decide to leave.

Cons: Occasional lack of transparency

Partners to Avoid and Why: None

Favorite Things About this Firm: Great people! So many snacks in the break room!

Current or former employee?: Former Employee

Last Year at Employer: 2019

Job type: Intern
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"A Five Star Firm"   - Anonymous      Write an Anonymous Review

- Reviewed on Dec 16, 2017

Advice to law firm management: Approach your work with an open mind and they will do everything they can to help you out to be successful.

Pros: Baker Botts LLP is a wonderful law firm and I'm so glad I made the choice to join their family. They treat me better than any place I've worked.

Cons: The hours can be hard and demanding. The work is very difficult, but it's very rewarding.

Current or former employee?: Current Employee
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"Great Benefits"   - Anonymous      Write an Anonymous Review

- Reviewed on Sep 25, 2017

Advice to law firm management: Working on improving management. Keep up the good work.

Pros: The benefits are great and upper management is wonderful. There are great social opportunities for staff. The salary, holidays and benefits are good.

Cons: Management is poor. Human resources doesn't know how to handle issues. Billable hours are intense and competitive.

Current or former employee?: Current Employee
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"Good Place to Work"   - Anonymous      Write an Anonymous Review

- Reviewed on Jun 05, 2017

Advice to law firm management: I would like to see some sort of effort to encourage collaboration at this firm.

Pros: Good Place to Work

Cons: Not as collaborative of a work environment as I would like. People largelykeep to themselves and don't interact very much. I suppose that's just the kind of culture that thisfirm attracts. Introverts would fit in very well here.

Current or former employee?: Current Employee
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