This Week’s Links (weekly)
Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
Follow these topics: Links
Similar Posts
Linked – Lawyers coding – are we belittling the IT developers skills?
I suspect that Jason is right about this, but I can’t say it’s going to be a popular opinion inside of law firms – “I think there is huge benefits of gaining a knowledge of technology in any profession and wholeheartedly welcome developing this knowledge in lawyers. I equally think law firms could do a…
Linked – Why aren’t chip credit cards stopping “card present” fraud in the US?
Credit card fraud is up, even after the US switched to chip-based cards. what’s up with that? “Gemini Advisory now says that 60 million credit and debit card numbers were stolen in the US in the past 12 months, and most of those were chip-based cards. The firm found this information by trawling Dark Web…
Linked – Virginia Supreme Court Approves Lawyer Wellness Rule Changes
I’m a big fan of this change, as you might imagine. “A change to Rule of Professional Conduct 1.1 adds a comment saying “A lawyer’s mental, emotional, and physical well-being impacts the lawyer’s ability to represent clients and to make responsible choices in the practice of law. Maintaining the mental, emotional, and physical ability necessary…
What I’m Sharing (weekly) – June 14, 2020
Microsoft 365 eDiscovery Practical Resources for Law Firms How Organizations Can Support the Mental Health of Black Employees The Estrin Report: How to Convince Your Firm Working Remotely is the Way to Go When Leaders Model Openness About Their Mental Health Google Meet Gets Killer Feature – Noise Cancelling Clients Will Drop Firms For Not…
- Career | Links | Mental Health
Linked: Male bosses regard employee depression more negatively
Isn’t it just possible that all those years of telling men to get over it, and quit complaining about their depression, has long-reaching effects across all of society, effects that can bite us all back when those same men are in a position of power? Maybe we want to think about coming up with a better way to help men of all ages deal with depression, so that they don’t grow up to have zero compassion for those who aren’t able to just “man up”?
Linked: Six Questions to Ask Yourself Before You Post Anything to Social Media
Stefanie’s list of questions is a good place to start for really anyone. “Who – who specifically does it help? What – what problem does it solve? When – do you know the right time to post it on social for maximum reach? Where – are you posting it on the right channels where your…
