Law Practice
Feb. 2, 2001
Tempus Fugit
Developing comprehensive procedures for all firm tasks can enhance productivity, increase efficiency and, ultimately, expand profits. One of the major problems found in law firms is the lack of written procedures on how to accomplish basic tasks, such as answering the telephone or filing documents. Often, procedures are handed down from person to person and the newest employee often completes the task differently from the original employee training.
By Barbara Lewis and Dan Otto
Developing comprehensive procedures for all firm tasks can enhance productivity, increase efficiency and, ultimately, expand profits. One of the major problems found in law firms is the lack of written procedures on how to accomplish basic tasks, such as answering the telephone or fi...
Developing comprehensive procedures for all firm tasks can enhance productivity, increase efficiency and, ultimately, expand profits. One of the major problems found in law firms is the lack of written procedures on how to accomplish basic tasks, such as answering the telephone or fi...
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