Acting, Aristotle, and the art of persuasion for lawyers
Perhaps unsurprisingly, there are a number of acting schools and private teachers offering courses and tuition to lawyers on how to operate in a courtroom…
By Cat Woods - 8 min readPerhaps unsurprisingly, there are a number of acting schools and private teachers offering courses and tuition to lawyers on how to operate in a courtroom…
By Cat Woods - 8 min readImposter syndrome is a very common experience amongst law students and legal professionals alike.
By Elli Balafas - 2 min readIt’s time to start valuing the introverts in your team.
By Peter Agnew - 3 min readIt’s all about respect and confidentiality (not just covering an earpiece)
By Linden Barnes - 2 min readProfessional identity among lawyers encompasses a complex interplay of personal values, societal perceptions, and professional aspirations.
By Simonette Vaja - 2 min readLeading with compassion and inclusion is always a work in progress but the benefits can be widely enjoyed.
By Simonette Vaja - 3 min readIf you’re finding some days an uphill battle when dealing with different personalities on top of an already stressful job, you’re not alone
By Natalie Turns - 4 min readData from the HILDA Survey finds working from home boosts women’s job satisfaction more than men’s, but it has a downside
By Mark Wooden, Esperanza Vera-Toscano and Inga Lass - 4 min readIt’s performance review season: here are three techniques to master the conversation
By Maud Lindley - 3 min readI have a mentor and we have had a couple of nice catch-ups but now I am unsure as to what to address in my…
By Maud Lindley - 3 min readAsk any senior successful individual in the corporate sector and they will tell you that a mentor, a sponsor, or a coach has, at a…
By Maud Lindley - 1 min readThere are three signs that lead to disengagement at work. Identifying them can help you understand how to regain motivation.
By Maud Lindley - 3 min readAnna Hinder has tips about how to deal with a micro-manager.
By Anna Hinder - 1 min read