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Teach Your Associates Sound Management Skills

If law firms are to succeed in the new paradigm, careful consideration should be given to incorporating basic management skills training into each new lawyer's career planning process.

12 minute read November 23, 2011 at 08:29 AM
By
Mark J. Neuberger
Teach Your Associates Sound Management Skills

Historically, the focus on training law firm associates was centered around core skills thought to be necessary to successfully perform as an associate. Most early career training tends to be focused on refining such skills as writing ability, attention to detail, analytical ability, and verbal presentation skills.

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