Shared Links (weekly) March 17, 2024
Follow these topics: Weekly Links
Follow these topics: Weekly Links
Friends in Tech, the group of podcasters and bloggers that I belong to, and blog for, when I’m not as crazy busy as I have been lately, has added a new member, Steve Riekeberg of the Geek Cred Podcast. I can’t say that I’m all that familiar with the podcast, but I’m going to download…
This is true. People with mental health conditions often have episodes where they feel worse from time to time, much like MS or rheumatoid arthritis. When they return to work after a mental health leave, co-workers are often reluctant to talk to them, for fear of saying the wrong thing. It’s not uncommon to hear…
Last week when I talked about my concern with the concept of “if you can’t manage it, ban it”, this was exactly the sort of clash of priorities I was thinking of. 2008 ABA Tech Survey Sees More Mobility Hmm, so attorney’s are going to want more mobility, and clients always want more responsiveness from…
“Hit reports, by themselves, are of limited value, however. They do not speak to whether the hits are relevant, but merely show how many documents hit on a particular word. They can, however, sometimes identify anomalies that can be researched further by looking at sample documents. For example, if a hit report indicates that a…