The workplace today is unlike any other time in history. Changes in how clients and law firms use technology for communication, presentation, document drafting, litigation, recording, and transactional work seem to be competing faster than ever. Working remotely, video conferencing, and other changes in how we work are now commonplace. Just ten years ago email was seldom used. Today, clients want to read and sign documents on their smart phones.
Culturally, many individuals no longer work in one place for twenty years. Changing jobs occurs much more frequently than it did a generation ago. Some who stay in once place may even be viewed as old-fashioned or out of touch with current trends.
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Consider Taking CLE Courses Outside of Your Practice Area for Professional and Personal Development
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