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The softer sides of law-department management are the hardest and most important
Gradually I am turning away from systems and technology and other impersonal resources of law departments and towards an emphasis on people (See my post of July 20, 2008: resources is the wrong word for humans.). All the best practices in the world falter if your people are incompetent, unmotivated, or poorly led; given ability, engagement and direction, people will overcome almost any dysfunction.
Motivated by this mindset that talent is the most important piece of a successful legal department, I published my most recent article on one aspect of it: core competencies. Click on the following URL for a PDF of my article. Download core_competencies_legal_times_72108.pdf
Posted on July 30, 2008 at 07:39 AM in Talent | Permalink
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