Welcome to The Roundup for the week ending March 27. We have lots of thought-provoking pieces to share from last week.

From Around the Web

• What Do Lawyers Really Do? 7 Things Attorneys Wish You Would Understand About Their Jobs: Every lawyer is different, and practices a different type of law, but here are seven things most lawyers probably wish you understood about our job. (Bustle)
• 5 Ways Twitter Can Help You Reach Your Career Goal: Taking your tweeting to the next level really depends on what you want to do. Here are a few things to try, based on exactly what you want to get out of your Twitter experience. (The Muse)
• Why Law Firms Fail: Law firm failures have become spectacles.Lawyers at rivals down the street may look on anxiously, concerned about what they might not have read carefully in their own partnership agreement. (Huffington Post Business)
• Making the Case for Love in Your Law Firm: We’re not talking about illicit affairs steaming up the supply closet, or after-hours trysts with clients. The writer talks about companionate love, and new research shows it is good for employers, employees and even clients. (Attorney at Work)

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