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“Like It or Not: You ARE a Leader”
By: Hall of Fame Keynote Speaker, Connie Podesta Reprinted with permission from Connie Podesta Speaks, LLC: http://www.conniepodesta.com I follow the …
“Tips for Acing an Informational Interview”
By: Taye Akinola, CRP Greetings, TPS Nation! We hope today’s post finds you high on sanity, low on stress, with an absolutely ample …
“The Paralegal Wars – Law Firms Fighting Over Top Talent”
By: Jamie Collins This post is directed to all of the attorneys who read our blog. (We know you’re out there.) I …
“How to Tell When Someone is Lying: Reading Body Language”
By: James Armstrong Reprinted with permission from: http://www.esctrains.com Happy Monday, TPS readers! Let’s take a moment to pretend that people …
“Paralegals and the Art of First Impressions”
By: Katie Fridsma Reprinted with permission from the Center for Advanced Legal Studies: http://www.paralegal.edu/ When they say first impressions are …
“Life Keeping You Down? Get Up!”
By: Rob Schwarz, Jr. Life is hard. I know this simple phrase can be depressing at times. These words can …
“10 Ways Your Résumé Will Ruin Your Chances”
By: Joseph Brewster-Bryant Welcome back! As promised, Joe stopped by The Paralegal Society today to explain what NOT to do on that outgoing …
“Top 10 Tips to Take Your LinkedIn Profile From Whoa to Pro!”
By: Jamie Collins This article was reprinted with permission from the Institute for Paralegal Education. You can subscribe to IPE’s monthly …
“Need a Job? Run Your Own Campaign”
By: Kate Craven So you’ve got your paralegal college degree and now you’re ready to put all that knowledge to …
“Can One Ever Be Too Detail-Oriented?”
By: Brianna Kennel (Guest Blogger) Employers salivate when they hear their prospective employees utter the words, “detail oriented” when used to …
“The Professional Image – Must Read Business Attire Tips”
By: Jamie Collins Surprisingly, one of the searches that frequently lands people on our blog is those on a quest …
“It’s Time To (Office) Party!”
By: Stayce Wagner, Founder of Spencer Crane Etiquette, LLC (Guest Blogger) Allow me to set the scene. You just approached …
“Work Ethic for Dummies”
By: Karen George, FRP I write today about what is often referred to as The Dark Clouds, The Dead Wood, …
“A Paralegal on Capitol Hill”
By: Christine M. Villarreal (Guest Blogger) Congratulations on making it half way through your week, TPSers! Only two more days …
“The Emotional Bank – How Plentiful Are Your Funds?”
By: Jamie Collins Many years ago (but not so many that it would lump me into the “old” category), I …
“Fogging a Mirror Not a Requirement”
By: Bill Kinnard (Guest Blogger) This article was reprinted with permission from Grandy & Associates: http://www.GrandyAssociates.com. Remember Bill – the Founder’s …
“Connecting the Dots In the Real World”
By: Tammy Seifert (Guest Blogger) One of the most common topics we’re regularly approached about here at The Paralegal Society …
“Top 5 Pet Peeves of Employees – From an Employer”
By: Joseph Bryant (Guest Blogger) I was an employer at one time before the death of my children’s mother. I owned …
“Life Would Be Easy…If It Weren’t for Passive-Aggressive People”
By: Connie Podesta (Guest Blogger) Welcome back to The Paralegal Society! We are absolutely thrilled to feature this fantastic article …
“Transactional Practice – Tips for Paralegals”
By: Susan D. Bizzell, J.D.-M.H.A. (Guest Blogger) Hall, Render, Killian, Heath & Lyman, P.C. Greetings, TPS Paralegals! Today, successful attorney, Susan Bizzell …
“How to Become the Quintessential Job Candidate”
By: Cynthia Whitcomb (Guest Blogger) As we all know, landing a job in today’s competitive legal market can be daunting, …
“Are You Sure You Have a Winning Resume? Part II”
By Mariana Fradman, MBA (Part II of our Resume Series) In Part I of this series, we started to …
