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Depression and Stress Are Killing Productivity
tags: MM Management CA Depression
77% of Lawyers Can’t Be Trusted With Confidential Client Data
tags: MM LitSupport
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In my new position, I do online training quite frequently. It’s weird. It’s challenging to try and adapt your speech with no visual clues from your audience. It’s entirely possible no one is paying any attention to yo as you talk and get no response, or it’s possible they are following along and hanging on…
Taking time to think about Proportionality and Preservation in eDiscovery tags: LitSupport MM Why Lawyers Should Know ‘the Protocol’ for Criminal E-Discovery tags: LitSupport MM Too Many Cooks in eDiscovery tags: LitSupport MM The Redheaded Stepchild of E-Discovery — Keyword Search— Receives Another Beating tags: LitSupport MM Hiring | Manager Tools tags: MM Management E-discovery:…
“Years from now, when telling my future grandchildren about 2015, I will speak at length about the treachery, fibs, toxic scoops, deceits, tall tales, viral hoaxes, half-truths, tomfoolery, unverified junk and fake news.” Sadly, I’ve seen most of the fake stories listed in this article shared over and over again by people on Facebook and…
If you aren’t even trying to listen during difficult conversations how will employees ever truly feel valued?
This does explain some of the disconnects around managers wanting to return to the office when employees don’t, or managers feeling like they’ve made the effort to support employee mental health when employees don’t agree. In order to understand that what you’re doing isn’t working, you have to actually ask people.
It’s not just data breaches and ransomware these days. It might be theft of computing cycles, or just plain “borrowing” physical servers. Darktrace’s CEO gave an instance of a particular case where a junior staff at an Italian Bank [name withheld] stole servers that he ordered for on behalf of the bank. According to Eagan,…