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I don't know much about Big Law, but I would be shocked if they don't have the same sort of thing. Hundreds of entry level folks with high turnover with a simpl
by sanderjd 7y ago
I don't know much about Big Law, but I would be shocked if they don't have the same sort of thing. Hundreds of entry level folks with high turnover with a simple metric (billable hours) to track their progress; it sounds ripe for some equivalent to Agile.
- jwhitlark 7y agoI have heard that big consulting firms generally have a system per firm.
- pnw_hazor 7y agoNo such thing. Each partner runs their own show for their own clients. Firm-wide common resources such as a docketing departments will have checklists but they are mostly software driven/automated these days. For example, creating a new matter in the docketing system will automatically generate most of the critical dates and checkoffs for that matter.