What I’m Sharing (weekly)
How the Hustle Brag Phenomenon Is Hurting Your Mental Health Who Stole My Face? The Risks Of Law Enforcement Use Of Facial Recognition Software Managing Pre-Litigation Investigations for the Best Results Be Prepared: How to Proactively Account for Data Privacy … Continued
Your IT Folks Probably Know A Lot About You – Do You Trust Them?
Before we get into the nitty gritty of technology and ethics, lets get this out of the way. In the US, if you use a computer or mobile device that was issued to you by your employer, they own that … Continued
Linked: The Original EDRM Has Run Its Course – Is it Time for an In Situ E-Discovery Model?
Anne Kershaw’s LinkedIn post definitely provides some food for thought. Personally, I would agree that, eventually, this approach should be the recommended one: As is obvious, the huge change with the In Situ model is that by and large the … Continued
If Candidates Are Ghosting You, Is It a Sign Your Position Isn’t Anything Special?
That’s the interesting take away from this piece in Barron’s from early this year, and one that I think has some truth. White-collar jobs, where much of the recruiting action is, don’t look that different from food processing. As much … Continued
Linked: Learning is optimized when we fail 15% of the time
Some interesting things to consider from this research for training, and your own career. Making mistakes, and getting things wrong, 15% of the time might actually be better for learning. Do you have the freedom to make that many mistakes … Continued
What I’m Sharing (weekly)
Mental Health Problems Need To Be Destigmatized In The Workplace Legal Tech: A Closer Look At 3 Summer Cases Concerning Lost Data The global shortage of privacy professionals A Seat at the Bench: Insights from the Relativity Fest 2019 Judicial … Continued
Linked: Craig Ball on Processing
Have you ever wanted a place to point someone to read to help them understand what actually happens when we talk about “processing” documents as part of eDiscovery? I know I have, and I’ve struggled to know where to start … Continued