Guilty Of Multitasking
Ah, the sweet, sweet sound that is the siren's song we all call multitasking.
Ah, the sweet, sweet sound that is the siren's song we all call multitasking.
Whatever you do, avoid the temptation to try to do more than one thing at once.
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'They're here already! You're -- (checks email, scrolls through Twitter) -- next! You're next!'
Given the choice between hiring the person who pays attention and hiring the person who's ignoring you even before he's been retained, who would you hire?
Note to my (legal) self.
Notes to my (legal) self.
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* Perhaps this means the return of cool Hillary. [The Slot] * Yes, you can laugh at the Supreme Court. [Bloomberg View] * Deflategate oral arguments happened. Prognosticators are prognosticating that Tom Brady may indeed have to sit out some games. [Lawyers, Guns and Money] * Yeaaaah, you aren't supposed to do that. Lab tech faked results, and now 2,100 criminal convictions are up for review due to the impropriety. [NJ.com] * Multitasking -- and not looking like an ass in the process -- is a real art form. [Daily Lawyer Tips] * Why is no one talking about how progressive Hillary's tax plan really is? [Slate] * Yeah, Donald Trump is still TOTALLY into war crimes. [Huffington Post]
Technology can be a big distraction for lawyers. Why not try doing work with a pencil and paper sometimes?
Want to produce more high-quality work? Columnist Keith Lee offers some advice on time management.