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: Stark County Law Library Blawg"Understanding the Client of the Future"
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This post was written by Susan Cartier Liebel: "Lately, I have been amazed at how much I simply don't trust anything I hear anymore and very little of what I read. This society we live in has left me so jaded in many ways because at every turn corporations and politicians have, like water dripping on a stone over time, eroded our confidence while abusing our trust...
Are you depressed yet? I am. Depressed and distrustful. But I'm not the only one. It has forced me into even greater self-reliance, more thoughtful in how I spend my money and more discerning about whom I trust. And it has impacted the client who will walk through your doors today...and forever into the future.
Now add in the economy and you have a client very different than the client from last decade:..."
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Source: Build a Solo Practice, 13 September 2010. © SPU 2010 Susan Cartier Liebel, reproduced with permission.
Full post as published by Stark County Law Library Blawg on September 21, 2010 (boomark / email).
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