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The Number One Mistake People I Interview Are Making These Days
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Finis Price : Our legal profession lost a good and decent guy
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The Number One Mistake People I Interview Are Making These Days
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Huge Hole in eDiscovery Process
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Finis Price : Our legal profession lost a good and decent guy
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The Value Proposition of E-Discovery Project Management
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Five Tips for Saving Money on E-Discovery (Part 2)
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12 Things Highly Productive People Do Differently
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5 Tips for Saving Money on E-Discovery (Part 1)
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There are a bunch of numbers, and links to studies in this article, but maybe this sums it up best: • Americans productivity is 400% greater than it was in 1950, and yet we are not earning 400% more. Our standard of living is about the same. In short, Americans are working longer hours but…
This is sometimes a missing piece regarding mental health and work. It’s not just the people who work for you, it’s the people who work for you with kids or other family members dealing with mental health issues. “Why do employers need to take a leadership role in addressing this crisis? For starters, young people…
You know what I really love about Office 2007? Microsoft finally got wise to the number of people who make changes to email attachments and lose them. We don’t use Office 2007 at work, and I can’t tell you how many times we get phone calls at the helpdesk because someone opened a Word document…
Shannon made an interesting point in the comments on that last post about IT outsourcing: “What gets me more is that you have to have patience with your co-workers as they repeat the same mistakes again and again (like trying to send an email with a 15mb attachment). When you outsource this kinda stuff, people…
There have been over 30 million people in the US who’ve lost their jobs in that last couple of months. I know more than a few. I’m sure you do too, if you aren’t one yourself.
I’m sure many of them live in towns where it’s going to be difficult to find anything equivalent, small cities like where I live in Baton Rouge, or even larger cities where the worked in a smaller industry.
I’m sure we are all becoming more and more aware of how much of our “work” can get done even if we aren’t in the same office space very often.
Some smart company is going to put that together and be able to pick a veritable All-Star lineup of talented professionals just by offering them the opportunity to stay where they are.
If you are a hiring manager, go ahead and steal that idea. It’s not a new one, but it’s maybe even more powerful right at this time.
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