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Shared Links (weekly) Nov. 13 2022
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Companies Expect More From Managers But Haven’t Sufficiently Equipped Them, Research Shows
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Paralegals play a key role, especially when armed with legal tech tools: innovation webinar speakers
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22-year-old goes viral for sharing job scam nightmare and red flags – The red flags were there, but missed in the excitement of a new opportunity. Hoping folks recently laid off don’t fall for it.
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From Alex Jones to Clarence Thomas: What’s Behind These Inadvertent Dropbox Disclosures?
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7 Things I Wish Law School Taught About eDiscovery -“Nearly two decades later, I would love to say law schools have improved their coverage of all things eDiscovery. But sadly, many gaps remain to this day!”
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Mental Health at Work: Leading With Compassion While Promoting Individual Accountability
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Getting the Message: Considerations for Use of Mobile Devices in the Workplace
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The “career ladder” is broken. Here’s how to develop your employees instead.
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This CEO says companies investing in their workers are better off financially
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5 Steps to Protecting Ediscovery Data When an Employee Exits |
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Networking is a necessary — and misunderstood — skill. Here’s how to hone it.
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Global Recommendations for the Mental Health and Wellness of Workers
Worth Reading – Artificial Intelligence Can’t Fix the Work Environment
When you read some of the statistics about email, meetings, interruptions, etc., it’s hard not to see the same glaring red flag that Sharlyn sees. We might suck at communicating.
Shared Links (weekly) June 25, 2023
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Microsoft says M365 June outages were DDoS attacks– This is scary given how many businesses depend on M365 to be available.
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Law Firms Must Normalize Working Parenthood to Retain Talent
Linked – The ripple effects of layoffs
It’s December, and the number of organizations conducting layoffs keeps growing. It’s been a never-ending cycle of layoffs. Let’s not kid ourselves and assume that everyone is feeling OK about that. Let’s not ignore the mental health elephant in the room, let alone the damage to workplace culture. And let’s also acknowledge that leaders who have conducted any layoffs do not get the benefit of the doubt regarding trust. There’s simply no reason to trust you.
