Posted In: Strategic Planning, Talent Strategy
By LawVision on October 29, 2014
By Jessa Baker and Marcie Borgal Shunk Witnessing an interaction between two attorneys of different generations in the workplace is likely commonplace. The
Posted In: Strategic Planning
By Michael D. Short on October 22, 2014
Last month I wrote about the role of client or matter level profitability reporting as A Common Tool for Basic Innovative Thinking. Initial
Posted In: LawVision News, Strategic Planning
By Joseph B. Altonji on October 20, 2014
Yogi Berra’s playing career with the New York Yankees ended over 50 years ago. He was one of the best catchers in the
Posted In: Strategic Planning
By Joseph B. Altonji on October 9, 2014
For the past several years we have argued consistently that the industry is in a period of “winners and losers” and that growth
Posted In: Strategic Planning, Talent Strategy
By LawVision on September 30, 2014
By Jessa Baker and Marcie Borgal Shunk Last week Marcie Borgal Shunk and I provided insights into how generational differences pose a distinct
Posted In: Talent Strategy
By LawVision on September 23, 2014
By Marcie Borgal Shunk and Jessa Baker By 2020, Millennials will comprise 50% of the working population – dominating the workforce in the
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By Michael D. Short on September 17, 2014
The word “innovation” (the act or process of introducing new ideas, devices, or methods – Merriam-Webster online) is being used quite liberally within
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By Joseph B. Altonji on September 11, 2014
In two recent blog posts (Why So Much Un-Executable Strategy, and Why So Much Un-Executable Strategy, Part 2…) we’ve focused on two reasons
Posted In: Business Development, Culture & Diversity, Strategic Planning
By LawVision on September 5, 2014
As we enjoy the waning days of summer, we focus on the new beginnings that autumn brings: a new school year, football season,
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By LawVision on September 2, 2014
Law firms are about to party like its 1974. And no, they’re not installing shag carpeting, plugging in lava lamps or streaming disco