Ex-eBay CLO Tells WIPL Attendees: You Can Toot Your Own Horn and 'Still Be a Humble Person'
"Let other people know what you're doing and how it will help them or how it will help the success of the org," said Marie Oh Huber, who's been leading Fortune 500 legal departments for more than three decades.
September 26, 2024 at 01:15 PM
6 minute read
Career DevelopmentLawyers don't really think of themselves as salespeople. And women especially don't like to toot their own horns. Marie Oh Huber certainly didn't.
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