Dentons reviews

Small size Infrastucture Location outside of the city

Pay is okay, probably normal for an Immigration Paralegal but low in comparison to other Paralegal jobs. Training is a little nonexistent. You do get an intro day where you learn about the different programs used. You are also usually paired with a Senior Paralegal. They just have you mimic prior cases and don't really give you a whole lot of background/training to go off of. You just learn by doing, which may be a normal occurrence. Going through the temp agency can be a little rocky. They promise certain things they may not always be true. For example, they say you are "usually" notified within 6 months of temp work if you will be hired full time. If not, chances are you won't be hired. However, if you want to be hired full-time it is usually closer to a year and you need to nag/nearly quit your job in order to get hired on full time.