Credit: Vitalii Vodolazskyi/Adobe StockHow Have You Fared in 2024? Share Your Insights in the Managing Partners Survey
Each year, ALM asks managing partners to tell us about their firm's experiences regarding growth, staffing, plans for the future. These CONFIDENTIAL answers serve to inform you and your peers about trends shaping the legal community. This brief, multiple-choice survey is linked below.
November 14, 2024 at 01:21 PM
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Curious about how your legal peers are handling remote-work policies? Would you like to know whether your practice area is expected to grow next year? Or, do you wonder which marketing tools have the greatest impact for firms like yours?
Sure, right? Who wouldn't want to know?
This is why, each year, ALM asks managing partners from across its community of readers to answer a brief survey. Results from this CONFIDENTIAL survey are shared with you through stories, reports and databases we produce across our network of publications.
If you are a managing partner, please, take a few minutes to answer this brief survey. Your CONFIDENTIAL answers will contribute to the knowledge ALM shares back with you and your peers.
Here is a link: https://alm.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_agEhETER1iqlz5I
The multiple-choice survey is designed to take only a few minutes. So, grab a cup of coffee if you'd like and add your input to this survey that will help us all understand the road ahead.
If you have any problems or questions, please reach out to The Recorder's brand editor Michelle Morgante at [email protected].
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