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    Notes or No Notes During an Interview?

    ByMike McBride June 22, 2023June 22, 2023 Reading Time: 2 minutes

    Maybe instead of telling interviewees that they should be doing immense company research, and practicing their questions and responses so that they don’t ever have to refer to notes we should be calling out interviewers who do exactly zero prep work before an interview. Instead of making excuses about how busy hiring managers are and how we can’t possibly expect them to do any research into a candidate when they are interviewing so many, we should consider how many interviews the candidate is doing and how many companies they are researching. If the hiring manager can have my resume and any notes in front of him during the entire interview, why can’t I have notes too?

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    But Where Was the Data Going?

    ByMike McBride June 21, 2023June 21, 2023 Reading Time: 2 minutes

    This is a good time for all of us to reconsider how we share data, who we share it with, and the process of cleaning up after data has been transferred. MoveIT is not the only data transfer service, they’re just the one who got breached this month. Next month it could be the one we use. Take steps now to limit the damage that could be done.

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    Learning Legal Tech – The Struggle for Attorneys

    ByMike McBride June 19, 2023June 19, 2025 Reading Time: 3 minutes

    Imagine a day when technologists, lawyers, and vendors could have easy conversations about eDiscovery because they all have a deep understanding of the technology and tools involved. We don’t see it often, and that causes some real problems as we see from some of the cases we all read about. Maybe someday.

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    Linked – You don’t have a culture problem, you have a management problem

    ByMike McBride June 16, 2023June 15, 2023 Reading Time: 2 minutes

    What I appreciate about the newsletter that I’ve linked below is that they go out of their way to point out how often we use language about a workplace culture that makes it seem like something we have no control over. It reminds me of the weather this time of year in South Louisiana. Everything we plan in the Summer is subject to the weather. An outdoor activity might get canceled because of storms, heat, hurricanes, etc. Weather events happen to us. We get no say.

    That’s not what is happening in your workplace.

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    Linked – Reimagining The Employee-Employer Deal

    ByMike McBride June 14, 2023June 14, 2023 Reading Time: 3 minutes

    This is the power that more and more employees realize they have. To hire you as an employer and to fire you when you no longer fit their needs. If that bothers you, if that offends your sense of loyalty to the workplace, do me a favor. Go to Google News and search for “layoff”. Do a little light browsing and tell me what loyalty has to do with anything.

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    Do You Wait to Offer Leadership Training to People in Leadership Positions?

    ByMike McBride June 12, 2023June 14, 2023 Reading Time: 3 minutes

    In the first case, most organizations I’ve seen only offer some leadership or management training after someone becomes a manager. This is wrong. This is gatekeeping for no reason. There are people on your teams right now who are not managers, but would like to be, and you’re doing nothing to prepare them for that. Someone gets promoted and then you start them on a training program on how to be a manager. That doesn’t make sense. What are they supposed to do on day one with the team that now reports to them?

    There are also people on your team with fantastic leadership qualities who might not want to be a manager, or where there’s no opportunity to become a manager. Why wouldn’t we want to support them in becoming better leaders even if their title doesn’t immediately make us think they are one?

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