Writing a resume can be subjective. What one recruiter prefers to see on applications can be wildly different than another’s preferences. As a job-seeker, this can be a frustrating reality…
By Deborah Savadra Of all the Microsoft Office applications in law offices, Outlook is hands-down the most frequently used. After all, who doesn’t need to handle email every day? But…
By Deborah Savadra Just because nearly everyone knows how to send email doesn’t mean they use it well. In my previous post (“Most Dangerous Outlook Features for Lawyers“), I showed you two…
By Deborah Savadra Some of the most important and time-sensitive emails you receive are court e-filing notifications. Ensure these don’t get lost in an overflowing inbox by setting up a…
By Deborah Savadra If you’re using one of the Ribbon versions of Microsoft Outlook, you’ve probably overlooked one feature right on the Home tab: Quick Steps. Quick Steps are like…