Reevaluating Success When Annual Goals Aren’t Met by James C. Price As the year begins, businesses will take time to review the goals set the previous year and analyze how they fared. They will have the opportunity to look back on the recent 12 months to celebrate their greatest achievements. And while taking an inventory of […]
4 Popular Business Trends to Look Out For in 2020 Choncé Maddox Since societal norms are always evolving, businesses need to keep up with this as well. You’ve probably seen huge companies go out of business or fall out of favor with their customers before. Sometimes it can seem scary since these huge businesses often […]
Addressing the Teacher Shortage Problem MWC’s National Education Team The national teacher shortage is at an all-time high, and lawmakers are looking for solutions on the federal level and in state legislatures across the country. In the 116th Congress, lawmakers have offered several solutions to the teacher shortage problem, such as providing incentives for teachers […]
Why Solo Practitioners And Small Firms Should Pay More To Their Student Law Clerks Just because you can pay a small wage to a law student, does it mean that you should? By STEVEN CHUNG (Image via Getty) A solo practitioner in a lawyers group asked what is a fair wage to pay a law clerk […]
Today as a nation we are smarter in using energy and improving efficiencies because we have to be. By an example, it is documented that we can now deliver over 40% of greenhouse gas emissions reductions needed to meet global climate goals because we have improved energy efficiencies! If that is the case with energy […]
Presentation skills for lawyers: rehearse now, present effectively later By Luan de Burgh Once asked about how he prepared for a film role, Daniel Day-Lewis replied, “I don’t rehearse at all in film if I can help it. In talking a character through, you define it. And if you define it, you kill it dead.” On […]
How to Attract and Retain Millennials With the Right Dress Code As Millennials continue to surge into the workplace, no individual or industry is safe from the changing tides of office formality. By Ryan Jenkins GETTY IMAGES Today, 50 percent of managers say employees dress less formal than they did five years ago. And 58 percent of employees say they […]
Nancy Grimes Knows the Legal Policies for Workplace Dress Codes Filed under Office & HR The authority to set dress codes belongs to you. However, employers need to be especially careful that dress code requirements do not run afoul of anti-discrimination laws. The manner of dress in workplaces can vary from uniforms to suits and everything […]
How To Recognize Summer Depression And What You Can Do To Manage It By Sarah Fader Summer. It’s when we get to enjoy activities rather than just dream about them, such as long warm evenings, outdoor barbecues, holidays, vacations and so much more. So, after yearning for summer for months and months, it seems strange that […]
9 health technologies every executive should be excited about in 2019 Michael Reddy There’s never been a more exciting time to be in the digital healthcare space than right now. With the explosion of content capabilities, endless social opportunities and underpriced attention in so many platforms – there’s a huge amount to be excited about. […]
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