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Pros and cons of managed vs unmanaged communities
Nick Milton's post today is all about whether "best approach to setting up and selecting Communities of Practice a managed one, or an unmanaged one?" Nick writes, "I think it is pretty well established that communities, once in place, need management, so long as it is self-management." (Is that a third type?) He provides Shell's experience with trying both approaches "The switch from managed to unmanaged led to a reduction in activity, leading Shell to switch back again." Read more at Knoco stories: Should selection of communities of practice be managed, or unmanaged?
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I need a better microphone
It was my pleasure to be interviewed last month by John Graves, Training Support Specialist at Winstead. I appreciate John and Brian Balistreri of ILTA's flexibility in adjusting the timing and waiting for me to exit the hospital. We talked about the challenges of technology (and I am a huge believer that the people and process parts of the equation are often greater than the tech). For me it was a first doing a presentation while simultaneously getting an IV! In listening to myself, I clearly need to get a better microphone for my home office. I hope you enjoy the conversation. Listen and watch more at International Legal Technology Association Podcasts: Leading Your Firms Through Today's Legal Technology Challenges
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Wrong for all? Or just the big guys?
Major Lindsey & Africa law firm recruiter Richard Hsu reverses himself on remote work. In biglaw, we've always done this, we just didn't call it remote work. I'm not sure the same is true for those who work in medium or small law. Listen to more at The National Law Journal: Law Firm Recruiter: I Was Wrong About Remote Work
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