Think you’re a good communicator? These 6 signs might prove you wrong
Poor listening habits and avoiding tough conversations are two of the signs that your skills as a communicator might need work. Read more @ lollydaskal.com
Practice group leader roles – more than a side gig
Being a practice group or department leader requires lawyers to at times put their groups ahead of their legal practice. Yet such leadership can have a tremendous impact on a [...]
The strategic secrecy of law firm origination
Origination -- the securing of new client business -- is a process many law firms intentionally shroud in secrecy. Often, the mysteries are only revealed when lawyers make partner. Read [...]
Verbal communication mistakes you need to correct ASAP
An executive leadership coach shares simple tips on avoiding all-too-common verbal communications pitfalls. Read more @ lollydaskal.com
Why your firm might need an AI ethics committee
Establishing a diverse ethics committee demonstrates a firm’s commitment to navigating the ethical complexities of AI technology. Read more @ lollydaskal.com
How AI-enabled knowledge management can elevate small and midsize firms
An AI-aided knowledge management initiative can help smaller firms exploit their best work product and collective knowledge, and compete with larger firms. Read more @ attorneyatwork.com
Sealing the deal requires closing the all the loops
The small, routine tasks -- failing to make a follow-up call or get a referral -- can make all the difference in closing the loops in the process of acquiring [...]
How to be a grateful and appreciative leader
Simple gestures and compliments by law firm leaders can be all it takes to reward employees for good work and motivate them to even better efforts. Read more @ jmlalonde.com
Why Gen Z workers will test business leadership skills
Adapting to the expectations of Gen Z employees is the next big challenge for workplace managers. Read more @ www.lollydaskal.com
A code of ethics drives our most admired leaders
Whether leading a country, a movement or a corporation, principled leaders display "moral heroism" based on a clear, ethical foundation. Read more @ leadershipnow.com
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