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12685260, Meadow Question
Posted by Meadow, Sat Dec-27-14 05:46 PM
My job has been preparing legal files to be closed for the past month or so.
My current boss keeps saying that he'd like to do something
with his client list, like give it to someone interested in
starting their own practice or put the information in a format
someone could use.
Is that my cue to volunteer myself for this list/information?
(I hesitate because prior to this job I had no experience in this particular legal field so I did not imagine that I was the person he had in mind.)
What would you do in this situation?
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12685380, 2015 is your time, Meadow
Posted by Riot, Sat Dec-27-14 11:56 PM
Toss out a jokey feeler 2 see if legit
Followed by a real talk on the skills/tasks involved
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12685647, I like this.
Posted by Meadow, Sun Dec-28-14 08:43 PM
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>Toss out a jokey feeler 2 see if legit
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>Followed by a real talk on the skills/tasks involved
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12685403, I'd use the next 24 hours
Posted by samsara, Sun Dec-28-14 08:39 AM
to develop the outline of a coherent business plan that uses the client list
ask during a one-on-one meeting if your boss has time to discuss
pretend that this is something you've always wanted to do since you've discovered this field but have been looking for this opportunity, a mentor like your boss to go out on your own
gauge reaction
and proceed!
sounds like an amazing opportunity!
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12685649, RE: I'd use the next 24 hours
Posted by Meadow, Sun Dec-28-14 08:59 PM
>to develop the outline of a coherent business plan that uses
>the client list
Was already thinking about this.
>ask during a one-on-one meeting if your boss has time to
>discuss
>pretend that this is something you've always wanted to do
>since you've discovered this field but have been looking for
>this opportunity, a mentor like your boss to go out on your
>own
There isnt room to pretend. He already knows
my chosen field but I'm realizing that
it isn't the kind of law that will help me
meet my financial goals and is more policy oriented.
My bosses' possible offering is appealing because
it will allow me to qucikly start running my own practice.
Just on the fence about whether this opportunity for me.
>gauge reaction
>and proceed!
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>sounds like an amazing opportunity!
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