Shared Links (weekly) March 10, 2024
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Introverts are dreading a return to the noise, crowds and small talk of ‘normal’ life
Why Now Is the Best Time in 20 Years to Make a Job Move in E-Discovery
How to Manage Your Total Cost of Review: Keeping Collections on Target
– It’s simple really, collect less data and everything costs less.
Why do phishing attacks work? Blame the humans, not the technology
As The Talent Wars Ramp Up, How Poach-Proof Are Your Employees?
Technology, processes and people can close the cyber talent gap
Hacked companies had backup plans. But they didn’t print them out before the attack.
– the files were encrypted as part of the attack. Oops.
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Computer Security – 2FA (Two Factor Authentication) Is Essential.
Work-Life Balance is … Personal
– What works for you? It doesn’t have to be what works for someone else.
5 Things to Include in an ESI and E-Discovery Clawback Agreement
Court Sanctions Three Nonparty Companies for Ignoring Subpoenas
Microsoft to Introduce Auto-Expiration for Teams Meeting Recordings
A Toxic Workplace Triples Your Risk of Depression, a New Study Finds
Why You Should Focus on EDiscovery to Ensure Growth for Your Firm?
Will work from home outlast virus? Ford’s move suggests it might
– If you’ve been doing it for a year, there’s no reason you can’t continue to.
No Simple Way Forward: Inside E-Discovery’s Collaboration Data Problem
Tech competency needs to be taught in law school, associate dean says
9 Traits That Promote Stress & Undercut Mental Strength At Work
Mental Health Day for Stress Relief: How to Tell the Boss You Need a Day Off
Court Gives Plaintiffs No “Slack” in Producing Collaboration App Data
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