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ByMike McBride March 10, 2019 Reading Time: 1 minute

why cool offices do nothing to mental health

“Job-induced anxiety is on the rise as technology blurs the lines between work and home life. The idea of work-life balance has all but disappeared.”
eDiscovery Sanctions: Don’t Lose the War For Lack of a Nail
Please Use a Password to Lock Your Phone
Searching and Filtering, ECA Fundamentals Part 3
As “Legal” Hidden Cameras and Microphones Proliferate, We Need Better Privacy Laws
Uphill Both Ways – Depression and Anxiety and Work
Why the eight-hour workday doesn’t work
60 in 60’s top tips covered password security, office shortcuts and a USB drink warmer/chiller
Texas Becomes 36th State to Adopt the Duty of Technology Competence
How to Keep Learners Focused During Training
ABA TECHSHOW 2019: It’s a Wrap!
Lawyers with depression can still zealously represent clients while embracing their humanity
20 Reasons to Let Your Employees Work From Home

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Linked – Another Scandal Resulting from E-mails Gone Public

ByMike McBride December 31, 2015December 30, 2015 Reading Time: 1 minute

“Our psychology of e-mail doesn’t match the reality. We treat them as ephemeral, even though they’re not. And the archival nature of e-mail — or text messages, or Twitter chats, or Facebook conversations — isn’t salient.” It’s so easy to fire off an email, comment, or tweet, without thinking about someone reading it years later….

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Linked – Law School Has Failed The Profession

ByMike McBride January 31, 2019January 31, 2019 Reading Time: 1 minute

James isn’t pulling any punches in his claim that law schools aren’t teaching basic business skills. “This lack of basic financial literacy has been holding back the management and growth of the legal industry for decades. Many large law firms are only now starting to adopt the financial analytics tools that have long been commonplace…

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Litigation Support In a Law Firm – Vendors Are Coming for Your Job

ByMike McBride September 5, 2017September 4, 2017 Reading Time: 2 minutes

Hidden away in a recently seen blog post about moving to the cloud on Cicayda’s website this week was this little nugget: There is absolutely no reason to keep hiring internal staff for litigation support when we have the team to help perform all the heavy lifting. Now, since I work in a law firm…

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ByMike McBride September 26, 2021September 26, 2021 Reading Time: 1 minute

Work burnout is its own epidemic. Here’s how to stop the spread
What is the Future of TAR in eDiscovery? (Spoiler Alert – It Involves Advanced AI and Expert Service
Slack Attacks to Zoom Booms, How Weird Data is Impacting eDiscovery
Burnout and our ever-growing to-do lists

“employers still asked their people to engage in well-being practices that felt like “just one more thing” for many.”
Factors impacting why people quit jobs

“How do you know which are important to each individual? You ask them.”
Hackers Are Going ‘Deep-Sea Phishing,’ So What Can You Do About It?
Three Indisputable Truths About The Great Resignation
Spoliation and Defensible Deletion: What’s the Difference?
17 Signs Of A Toxic Work Environment (Plus What To Do)
Remote Work Shows Us How Dependent We’ve Become On Offices To Live Our Lives

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Reading – Why Social Skills are More Important in a Technology-Driven Workforce

ByMike McBride September 5, 2015September 4, 2015 Reading Time: 1 minute

“Researchers are now finding that it is the type of jobs available to workers that is most impacted by technology. A paper from the National Bureau of Economic Research, “The Growing Importance of Social Skills in the Labor Market,” reports that almost all job growth since 1980 is in occupations that rely heavily on social…

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Be Careful with Your Smartphone

ByMike McBride October 1, 2012October 1, 2012 Reading Time: 2 minutes

Over at the Security Monkey blog, Chief does a really nice job of breaking down how someone’s photos from their iPhone wound up on the internet, without the user having ever sent them to anyone. Even if you’re not very technical-minded, I think you’ll be able to see what happened, and some simple steps you…

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