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How do you motivate attorneys to become successful rainmakers? You can't!
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On a serious note, lately, a question asked by the Managing Partners, Professional and Talent Development professionals, Marketing and Business Development Teams of law firms is: "How can I motivate the attorneys at my firm to do the rainmaking activities they need to do?"
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