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No real deadlines, how to stop procrastinating?
| charcoal fortuitous meteor useless brakes | 06/25/12 |
| Pea-brained Razzle-dazzle Jew Hissy Fit | 06/25/12 |
| vibrant violent preventive strike | 06/25/12 |
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Date: June 25th, 2012 7:15 PM Author: charcoal fortuitous meteor useless brakes I work at a small firm. The partners don't work very hard, they don't manage things, and they don't review my billable hours. They just look at a collections sheet every quarter. Sometimes they give me an assignment, and I'll return it the same day. They don't even look at it for weeks. I get tiny collection bonuses, but they don't change my paycheck very much. It's really hard to stay motivated. Working harder doesn't pay off, the work is really boring, and I"m afraid if my habits get too bad they'll just freak out and fire me one day. Anybody have any tips to stay on task? |
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Date: June 25th, 2012 7:22 PM Author: Pea-brained Razzle-dazzle Jew Hissy Fit Inside tip: offer to help out with collecting money from clients. Ie work on some complaints, demand letters, enforcing judgments. If you collect one fuckin judgment the bosses will treat you like a god and you're better than 99 percent of lawyers.
Go up to him and be like " I really am interested in this" it's fun as fuck. No time limits and will fill time gaps. Plus one collection>>> three "well written" motions. Shitlaw bosses love money. |
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Date: June 25th, 2012 7:22 PM Author: vibrant violent preventive strike xanax or adderall depending on what you want to do with your day, and what "tasks" interest you (http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=1979281&forum_id=2#20956546) |