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	<title>As The Law Turns &#187; Christine M. Kahvejian</title>
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		<title>Meet Christine Kahvejian</title>
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		<dc:creator>Christine M. Kahvejian</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[As I enrolled the last of my three young children into full-time school, I began to ponder the possibility of once again joining the work force. A new career at age 35? The idea seemed both appealing and extremely frightening. What would I do? Where would I start? Having been a stay-at-home-mom since 2004, albeit&#8230; <a class="continue_reading" href="http://www.asthelawturns.com/2011/09/meet-christine-kahvejian/">Continue reading &#187;</a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>As I enrolled the last of my three young children into full-time school, I began to ponder the possibility of once again joining the work force. A new career at age 35? The idea seemed both appealing and extremely frightening. What would I do? Where would I start? Having been a stay-at-home-mom since 2004, albeit with a brief stint as a Pilates studio manager, I was intent on finding work that inspired me and made full use of my unique strengths and talents. But what were they? I quickly started to draft a list of some key pre- and post-baby experiences.</p>
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<li><strong>Education:</strong> BA Industrial Relations; <em>Cordon Bleu Paris</em> Pastry and French Cuisine Degree</li>
<li><strong>Career:</strong> Fashion Merchandising and Sales; Importing</li>
<li><strong>Hobbies and Volunteering:</strong> Cake Decorating; Charity Fundraising</li>
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<p>What skills had I acquired from these experiences? Mostly, I considered myself to be a good communicator, a real &#8220;people&#8221; person and effective negotiator, artistic, imaginative and passionate. Great!</p>
<p>But don&#8217;t many people possess these skills? Aren&#8217;t there younger, more educated people with these talents? What made me different? Perhaps motherhood had changed me? I definitely felt more patient, sensitive and mature. But how would I present myself to prospective employers and more importantly, what kind of work was I looking for? I asked these questions to myself, my family and my friends for months-on-end. Finally, the answer came; loudly and unexpectedly. Whilst on a lunch date with my good friend, Mia Rosenblatt Tinkjian, she announced: &#8220;K&#038;G is in search of a legal assistant and you would be perfect for the role.&#8221;</p>
<p>The rest, as they say, is history. Soon after that day, I met with Steven Konowitz, who both surprised and impressed me in his ability to think outside of the box. What I lacked in job-specific education, I made up for in personality and willingness to learn. The rest of the team turned out to be a talented and refreshingly witty bunch. Thanks to K&#038;G, the past 4 months have been a rollercoaster ride full of intellectual challenges, emotional rewards, educational experiences and lasting friendships.</p>
<p>As the latest recruit of <em>Konowitz &#038; Greenberg,</em> I look forward to working with you in the near future.</p>
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