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Category Archives: Feedback and evaluation
Finding feedback: an ongoing challenge
Finding feedback can be challenging because it comes in a variety of settings and from some unexpected sources. It may be formal, informal, unheralded, unscheduled, and delivered by anyone from the most senior attorney to the most junior clerical assistant. … Continue reading
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Mid-summer review: critical critique
The late New York Mayor Ed Koch famously asked “How Am I Doing?” as often as he could. Mid-summer is time for law clerks to ask the same question. What might review look like? The range of behavior that might be labeled … Continue reading
3 tips for getting work reviewed without asking for “feedback”
One of the differences between school and work is that you can think that you are doing fine at work if no one is yelling at you. That should not give you peace of mind. You and your work are … Continue reading
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Tagged evaluation, feedback, professionalism, technical skills, working smart
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Going to work: finding and taking criticism
When my career began to focus on the school-to-work transition, my eloquent friend, the writer Michael Dolan, offer this advice: “You know that you’re doing ok if they’re not yelling at you.” Evaluations: when and where? How, then, would you … Continue reading
Posted in 3L, alumni, Feedback and evaluation, following directions, technical skills, Training
Tagged 1L, 2L, 3L, evaluation, feedback, professionalism, technical skills, working smart
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