The Value Of Procrastination For In-House Counsel
Intuitively, most would not consider the value of procrastination to be a boon for a successful career. But is this thinking outdated?
Intuitively, most would not consider the value of procrastination to be a boon for a successful career. But is this thinking outdated?
The foundations of the legal systems that generate lawyers are in a tremendous state of flux. The time to reinvent lawyers is short.
Corporate restructurings and layoffs impact the entire workforce. In-house counsel should prepare to survive and thrive.
Return to Biglaw? Of all the career paths that an in-house counsel might take, moving back to private practice may seem to be an odd choice.
Are long hours the norm that should be celebrated? Or should we embrace AI tools that help boost productivity and give opportunities for better work-life balance? In the legal profession, thoughts like these often fly…
Remote lawyers are working more hours but with less productivity. Will RTO trends continue?
It isn’t easy to be a good in-house lawyer, and many factors make it quite difficult. Become invaluable to your organization to succeed.
The perception of in-house counsel is not dissimilar from how people view lawyers in private practice, but there are significant differences.
As an in-house lawyer, you need to learn how to make clients happy.
Becoming a burnout-proof attorney can not only help your career, it can transform your life. Learn the skills today without delay.