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    State of Delaware Administrative Office of the Courts Reviews

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    1. "Excellent Position"

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      Current Employee - Anonymous Employee
      Current Employee - Anonymous Employee

      Pros

      Great to transition from law school to private practice. Interesting cases and the hours aren't bad.

      Cons

      You'll make about half of what you will at a firm--but you'llwork less

    2. "Think Twice...."

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      Former Employee - Anonymous Employee
      Former Employee - Anonymous Employee

      Pros

      Anyone seeking a high level or manage not position should reconsider. Current management team is disconnected from its employees and fosters an environment of no growth, no support, and no accountability. Only lower level employees are held accountable, while those in higher administrative positions are allowed to carry on with very inappropriate behavior.

      Cons

      Benefits and stability with government employment.

    3. "Great Working Environment. Wonderful People."

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      Former Employee - Law Clerk to A Judge in Wilmington, DE
      Former Employee - Law Clerk to A Judge in Wilmington, DE
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      Neutral Outlook

      I worked at State of Delaware Administrative Office of the Courts full-time (More than a year)

      Pros

      Friendly co-workers and environment.
      Compensation and benefits competitive against other State Government jobs.

      Cons

      As with all governments, there is a process and procedure for everything.