New Jersey Law JournalThe Pygmalion effect essentially posits that the greater the expectations placed on a person, the better he or she performs. Presented here is an exploration of how the Pygmalion effect translates to
...attorneys and staff; • The feasibility of retooling/reassigning partners, associates and staff from underutilized practice areas to different practice areas instead of...
...satisfaction, measured by The American Lawyer through its Summer Associates and Midlevel Associates satisfaction surveys, is most palpable at firms that are investing...
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...freezes, and even the loss of their spring bonuses. And yet, midlevel associates at the country's biggest law firms are happier with their...
...up or out" alternative — for dealing with those long-tenured associates the firm has invested a lot of money in developing, but who...
...micro-level suggestions, I will separately tailor these to law firm partners, associates and in-house counsel. There are fundamental concepts that apply to each...
What mix of ingredients will help the firm's lawyers successfully bill and collect
...year's survey by The American Lawyer of midlevel law firm associates, last week's Inadmissible gave incorrect figures for affected New...
Short takes on lawyers, firms and judges
...this by delegating to select midlevel and junior partners short-term...and subspecialties. 3. Associate recruitment, training and development of...
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