Part 1: Understanding anger and its impact on lawyers
Many lawyers grapple with how to work with people who are angry: clients who are volatile, co-workers who are frequently upset, opposing counsel who bully or demean, or partners who quickly fly off the handle over what seems like the smallest issue.
As small businesses faced defaulting on rents, property managers worked behind the scenes to lend a hand
The economic disruption caused by COVID-19 didn’t just lead to some apartment dwellers falling behind in their rent. Commercial tenants who lost significant business or had to shut down altogether for a time were affected, too.
Sources of capital in the post-PPP environment
Now, with a major economic rebound expected, and PPP funds largely exhausted, it’s wise for small business owners to educate themselves on the additional sources of capital available as they prepare to meet increased consumer demand.
Business owners, take time to plan the future
Business owners should do what they do best and “Team Up” with experienced partners for the rest.
You can’t do it all alone: Tips on how to be an effective leader
It doesn’t matter if you’re a corporate officer or an entrepreneur with a small start-up, it always helps to hone your leadership skills.
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How to manage remotely post-COVID
The competition to secure qualified talent (especially project managers, technical solutions architects, and business analysts) is intensifying. It is exacerbated the scarcity of potential on-site workers and the growing popularity of telecommuting. Providing remote work options can increase the potential talent pool, but makes it critical for managers to effectively manage remotely.
How do we work together now? Reimagine workplace collaboration
While reading a recent article – “A Once-in-a-Lifetime Chance to Start Over,” by Arthur Brooks – in The Atlantic, it struck me that the disruption of the pandemic is a pivotal moment in time for how we choose to show up in our lives and shape our work worlds.
Civil Litigation: Are vaccine mandates legal?
As more employers pivot away from working remotely, the question of how to handle unvaccinated employees will come to a head.
