Thou Shalt Ask for What Thy Wants

By Merrilyn Astin Tarlton Planning a law firm retreat and you’re mortified that last year’s catastrophe could be repeated?  Worried that, even if you hire a speaker who comes highly recommended, you could end up with egg on your face…

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Simple solution to the Backwards Name Tag problem

I was presenting on “law firm marketing and cutting-edge websites” at an international law firm network conference recently, and encountered the very-common “Backwards Name Tag” problem. Providing lanyards is an excellent idea, particularly helpful for women who (a) might not…

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Olympic Scoring and Dishonest Speaker Evaluations.

“But the Russian Judge Gave Just a 5.2.”  [The second part of a two-part series regarding Speaker Evaluations.] This blog post discusses the integrity of anonymous speaker evaluations. I spoke recently at the ALA Greater Chicago Chapter’s Educational Conference and…

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