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I’ve been at my firm for about 6 months now, fresh out of college. But I’ve had practically no work. Now we’re about to start busy season and I still don’t know how to use most of the software because I haven’t had work. I ask around all the time if people have work for me, but they say no most of the time. In fact, I’ve had managers tell me no, then go to someone else and give them a project. Like there is work, they’re just not giving it to me. That happened today, a manager was stressed about a deadline, went to a partner to ask who could help, and that partner named some of my coworkers except me, even though I had already told him I needed work.
I have spent the vast majority of my time scanning documents or making mail runs. This isn’t the work experience that I need to build my career. I intend to stick through busy season, but after that should I quit, and find a firm that will keep me busy? I understand it gets slow sometimes, but I feel like they’re specifically shunning me in favor of my coworkers. I can’t get good at this without practice.
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