Neil Cameron explains how a little progressive thinking could help law firms avoid having to resort to regular redundancy rounds and "knee-jerk BD activities"...
February 19, 2015 at 11:47 AM
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Neil Cameron explains how a little progressive thinking could help law firms sidestep regular redundancy rounds and “knee-jerk business development activities”
The last frontier? Applying reason and technology to law firm resource management and capacity planning.
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