Productivity

A very different outlook from last year.

Just because lawyers in private practice have a garbage culture around work-life balance and must suffer the albatross of the billable hour doesn’t mean that everyone else should have to.

Being the most productive requires you to be flexible and adapt to unforeseen circumstances.

Electronic signatures are key to productivity in the digital age.

For lawyers working in small firms, it all centers on a single point: awareness.

Let's start with the bane of every white-collar worker's existence: email.

Not only will you make a better first impression, but you’ll work more efficiently too.

Tech columnist Jeff Bennion offers a short list of goals you can set to make 2017 the best year it can be.

While year-end planning is important, it does not have to be a multi-day ordeal, as Shannon Achimalbe explains.

Try something different now and then...

Here's the question you should be asking yourself, according to tech columnist Jeff Bennion.

The best way to be productive is to not feel the urge to be connected all the time.

Greater productivity isn't the only reason to use a PM application, according to tech columnist Robert Ambrogi.

Tech columnist Bob Ambrogi discusses ten tools that simplify common tasks and let you squeeze more time of the day.

Here’s an obvious observation: your employer is never going to tell you it’s time for you to have a bit of downtime.

In our busy and demanding world, how do we create the space to engage in work that creates real value?