1. The User Guide Series: My Law Firm Gave Me Access To This Thing, Now What?
6. The User Guide Series: Improvement
You got through the assignment, the client seemed happy and the bill got paid. We’re done here, right? Yes, we are, unless of course you’d like another job from the client. If so, you can do more.
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