Legal Hiring Process Tips to Attract and Keep Talent
November 19, 2020
It’s a dizzying reality that even now, the legal hiring process remains an employee’s market. Despite daily headlines warning of economic downturns, job seekers still hold the power. Candidates today have a wealth of opportunities at their fingertips—so many, in fact, that they can afford to be selective. The “just be lucky to have a […]
Invest in Employees: Build a Stronger, Loyal Team
November 16, 2020
Treating your employees like humans is the best way to keep your employees. By doing so, you create a space for your employee to understand how the process works at your business.
Law Firm Employee Engagement Tactics That Boost Retention
November 12, 2020
Employee engagement is really important during Covid-19, especially for successful law firms. When employees feel like they are apart of a team, it helps increase productivity and happiness.
Why Law Firms Should Hire for Attitude, Not Just Experience
November 3, 2020
Your law firm is missing out when hiring based solely on experience. Stop hiring people from their resume. Hire from the human side and give people a chance. Finding people with experience that are a good fit for a firm is a challenge right now, particularly in family law.
Uncertainty Fatigue in Business: Strategies for Stability
October 31, 2020
Operating your law firm during uncertain times can be challenging. To be successful, stop anchoring in certainty, absolutes, and structure. Your business will always be changing. Anchor yourself in the uncertainty.
Law Firm Leadership Lessons from Rock Climbing
October 29, 2020
It might surprise you how much business leaders can learn from an activity as rooted in counter culture and rebellion as rock climbing. After all, until the nationwide explosion of climbing gyms brought the activity into the mainstream, the thought of rock climbing conjured images of unkempt, muscled women and men camped out in Yosemite Valley, forsaking creature comforts in favor of the simple freedom of an impossible pursuit: conquering mountains. Rock climbing’s pioneers were proud, self-proclaimed “dirt bags.” They were also practitioners of something bordering on the spiritual.