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1. The User Guide Series: My Law Firm Gave Me Access To This Thing, Now What?
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1. Aligning Your Work with Client Expectations
Your firm may ask you and your colleagues to meet billable hours targets and revenue targets. This is common, and you may be forgiven for thinking that it’s up to the clients to make this happen. But it’s the other way around. Clients don’t exist to help law firms make budget; law firms exist to help clients make budget.
1. Aligning Your Work with Client Expectations
The work-from-home topic literally didn’t exist before the pandemic, now it’s front and center. The worst of the pandemic seems to have receded, but this issue remains. The WFH toothpaste is out of the tube, and it won’t go back in.
1. Aligning Your Work with Client Expectations
Don’t just look down and in, remember to look up and out. The law is a service industry, so don’t just look within the firm, look at what’s in the clients’ interests. Viewed through this prism, the question of hybrid work from home suddenly becomes a lot clearer.
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