In both big law and tiny law today, technology is changing not just how we do our work, but what our work is. That is a huge shift.
I have never done a tweet. (Is “done” even the proper verb?) I don’t know a ShapChat from a Reddit. The only time I took a selfie was when I asked to borrow a friend’s phone and pressed the wrong button. While I have used Craig’slist to sell stuff, I doubt I would use it as a help-wanted board for my firm hiring needs. Yet, I get the feeling that unless I start embracing the tech revolution in a big way, I might had best retire my law license.
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