Why Writing With Our Hands Is Still Important As it turns out, our brains work differently when we form letters with a hand-held implement – and we learn more effectively than when we type. This makes total sense. I’ve long noticed that when I’m writing in a paper journal, it mentally feels different than when…
Over at Ligitation Support Careers, they are starting up a Winter Talent Drive to try and hook up eDiscovery talent with employers looking for that talent. LitigationSupportCareers.com announces the start of the third annual eDiscovery Talent Drive! The career fair will last for one month, and is a virtual event connecting employers with talented job seekers…
Research shows us that, at every age, people are pretty terrible at estimating just how much things will change in the next 10 years: Research recently reported on in the New York Times about a study on self-perception published in Science shows that individuals at every age and demographic make this kind of error: They…
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That’s the take away quote from my latest post over at the AccessData eDiscovery Insights blog. In it, I encourage the legal profession to avoid looking at workflows in terms of what we’ve always done, and begin to think about the most efficient ways to use technology to get to the end result. A hint,…
An annual tradition around here is to put together a Flickr Set of my favorite photos from the past year. 2012 was a busy, busy year and brought about some very unexpected changes for me professionally, ones that caused our lives to be much different than we expected too! Your personal life can’t help but…