5 Principles For Better Professional Development Programs

By Matt Woods

November 22, 2022

Mention the "great resignation" to colleagues these days, and you are likely to get an eye roll, a shoulder shrug or even an excuse about needing to run to a scheduled Zoom meeting. We've all heard so much about it and are sick of talking about it. But there is no escaping the profound effect it has had upon the practice of law.

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