Corporate counsel training typically divides between CP or generic management coaching. But Ed Thornton finds some senior lawyers are searching for a more sophisticated approach to career development
September 13, 2006 at 08:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Last week more than 100 in-house lawyers crammed into DLA Piper’s London arm on Noble Street – not for the latest riveting update on the Pensions Act, but to hear life coach guru Fiona Harrold expound her ‘Seven Rules for Success’.
Drawing on the wisdom of millionaires, TV presenters, human rights leaders and other such luminaries, Harrold held forth on the secrets of a successful life and career to an attentive, if unusual, audience.
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