Transition year work experience law

On the other hand, U.K. law firm Clifford Chance was interested in recruiting young lawyers fresh out of school, but wanted to get away from potential biases they held over whether people attended certain universities in England. “They did name blind hiring, but what they also decided to do is remove the university details of the applicants from their resumes,” says Mohammed. “They weren’t interested in picking so-called ‘elites’ from Oxford or Cambridge or whatever, they were only interested in picking people who had the right kind of qualifications, and not determining who to interview based on the university that the qualification came from.” … [Read more...] about How “Blind Recruitment” Works And Why You Should Consider It

2.) For a more rapid problem-solving approach, try what I call “5x5x5.” This exercise consists of three rounds of five-minute sessions, for a total of 15 minutes. The first round is spent presenting the problem. The second round is spent on clarifying questions to reframe and spur deeper insights. The final round consists of feedback and recommendations. This simple tool in a remote meeting starts to condition your team to turn to each other for more robust solutions and not just dig in and rely on themselves. … [Read more...] about I’ve spent 2 years and $2 billion researching virtual teams: Candid communication is possible

2.) For a more rapid problem-solving approach, try what I call “5x5x5.” This exercise consists of three rounds of five-minute sessions, for a total of 15 minutes. The first round is spent presenting the problem. The second round is spent on clarifying questions to reframe and spur deeper insights. The final round consists of feedback and recommendations. This simple tool in a remote meeting starts to condition your team to turn to each other for more robust solutions and not just dig in and rely on themselves. … [Read more...] about I’ve spent 2 years and $2 million researching virtual teams: Candid communication is possible

Imagine what would occur if you were to dedicate those 500 days to practicing the application of concepts and skills in the kind of leadership flight simulator I described? The power to actually change behavior back on the job would be extraordinary. In the words of one executive who engaged in this kind of training, “the ability to employ some of the learnings on a day-to-day basis in the workplace and then reflect on them while completing these exercises through [an] app has been incredibly powerful.” The gap between what is possible digitally in that respect and what occurs with in-person events is staggering.  … [Read more...] about I’ve been teaching leadership virtually for 8 years. Here’s why it’s so effective

"Here is an incredible story of Pi Nghakliani (95) w/o Pu Lalrinliana (L) Ex-MLA; who's not just yet done with donating her 1-month pensioner's salary to the Chief Minister's RF, yet still sew face masks and handing them out to whoever needs it!," Zoramthanga tweeted. … [Read more...] about Coronavirus pandemic | 95-year-old grandma donates one month’s pension to fight COVID-19