"What works for legal analysis doesn’t work for personal growth. That’s because the processes of attaining career fulfillment and growing as a professional are not all that susceptible to logic. When it comes to careers, it’s only through action that we acquire relevant information. It’s the doing that builds skills and provides reliable data. It’s the exploration that leads to certainty."Check out his insightful suggestions on why thinking like a lawyer may be getting in the way of achieving your career goals.
Monday, April 27, 2009
Why Thinking Like a Lawyer Is Bad for Your Career
According to career coach Michael Melcher:
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