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: Law Department ManagementDifferences between competition, non-cooperation, conflict, and sabotage
By Rees Morrison
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Those who manage people in law departments have to learn to recognize the differences between these interactions and deal with them appropriately.
Competition between two or more lawyers can appear everywhere in a law department. How often the general counsel commends you in staff meetings, who gets chosen to speak at retreats, where offices end up regarding size and location, when plum assignments are doled out, how quickly someone is promoted, and many other forms of recognition are wort read more
Full post as published by Law Department Management on June 06, 2008 (boomark / email).
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