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Shared Links (weekly) August 29, 2021

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    Linked: Vacations are literally good for your heart: study

    “The takeaway? Use all of your vacation days, Hruska says.” Or to take the takeaway even further, the next time you’re negotiating a higher salary, negotiate more time off instead? It’s good for your heart after all. Not to mention your mental health. Of course, what is only briefly mentioned is how much you are…

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    Whether either of those perceptions is true is not relevant; the risk of being seen that way exists. This risk makes asking for help less safe, which makes it more likely that someone won’t be able to do it. 

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    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 when someone says to me “What do you process the documents?” You could do a…

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