Dealing with hedgehogs in the legal environment
How to work with legal personnel who do not vary their management or contribution styles
October 31, 2011 at 08:00 PM
4 minute read
I've never had the opportunity to benefit from good management, sales or other corporate training programs.
Fifteen years of law firm life didn't help; it's not that hard to manage highly educated and highly intelligent people who have already signed up for a hierarchical culture with high pay. The large companies I worked for had good training programs, but I was too busy working to attend.
And while some of the smaller company programs I've participated in have been great, the overall depth and breadth has been weak.
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