
Alternative-Fact April: When Should Employers Hire People Just Like Themselves?
This approach to hiring has advantages, but employers need to be careful.
This approach to hiring has advantages, but employers need to be careful.
Are the negative stereotypes about job hoppers justified?
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Attracting the type of talent that will help your law firm thrive and grow requires a mastery of recruiting and hiring basics...
New research could provide law firms with a useful tool for identifying problem lawyers.
Why don't law firms care more about diversity?
Being a lawyer is not a job; it is a craft and a trade that requires experience and training.
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Whether you think the problem is a brain drain or a pipeline problem, the talent flow has been interrupted.
Solo practitioners and small law firms are not better suited to the "hire for the long term" approach, according to columnist Shannon Achimalbe.
"Human resources" is a very different concept at law firms and corporations, as in-house columnist Mark Herrmann explains.
Has this game of musical chairs left one partner without a seat at the table?
This tool will — seamlessly and authoritatively — take you from initial research to final draft in just about any practice scenario.
Here's an insight from in-house columnist Mark Herrmann that you should put to use when you're seeking a job.
Growth through lateral hiring creates excitement, according to columnist Gaston Kroub -- but law firms, especially small law firms, must be careful and smart about growing.
Columnist Shannon Achimalbe offers some blunt advice to those involved in the law firm recruiting process.
What can the legal profession learn from Silicon Valley when it comes to promoting workplace diversity?
Eight insights on talent management from Bruce Stachenfeld, founder and managing partner of Duval & Stachenfeld.