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• How to Effectively Manage Remote Staff

  When offered the option, many people will jump at the chance to work remotely, but working remotely brings many new challenges to both the employee and the employer.

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• Assess Employee Engagement Without Spending a Dime

  Research has brought to light the correlation between employee engagement and profitability, and the first step to improving employee engagement in your company is knowing where you stand.

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• Work Life Balance for Lawyers

  With attorneys speaking up about their inability to balance life and work, many firms are beginning to pay attention, offering four options designed to help integrate work and life; but are these options really the solution? Read on to learn more about these options and whether they may be a good fit for your practice.

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• Life as a Lawyer

  Let's face it. Law school does a great job preparing you for researching and writing about the law, but not so much some of the finer intricacies of the practice -- like communicating with other lawyers. This article covers some of the common pitfalls new attorneys make along with tips that you may find useful in your next peer-to-peer interaction.

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• Giving Compliments an Important Key to Success

  Many of us struggle with the simple act of appreciating and complimenting the people around us. On a daily basis, many of us feel awkward or uncomfortable with the simple act of giving or receiving compliments with those around us.

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• Business Casual Attire for Lawyers

  Law firms, even "white-shoe" firms, have changed dress codes to reflect the times. In order to dress appropriately, the business casual lawyer should adhere to a few rules.

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• Women Not Gaining Ground in Big Law Firms, Says NAWL Report

  Given the benefits of equal treatment and diversity in the profession, how did women in the biggest 200 law firms fare?

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• Could You Live Abroad and Keep Your Job?

  Learn about one man's experience living in Europe and telecommuting to his job in the States, and his tips for making it work.

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• Leadership Study: Young Workers Least Satisfied at Job

  According to a study by Leadership IQ, the youngest workers are the least satisfied.

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• Leadership Mistakes That Erode Your Firm’s Will to Win

  For any team, the only acceptable result should be winning. But all too often, things don't go as planned--and when first this project and then that project veer off course, teams start showing signs of a disease that can kill execution. Read on to find out how the disease of "failing elegantly" can infect your organization and how to cure it.

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