Strategic planning can help you manage costs while increasing efficiency and productivity in a complex business environment. You should intentionally plan for market trends and regulations that will affect you now and in the future. You need to be knowledgeable about current developments to be nimble enough to adapt to future changes. Being prepared is your best strategy.
Achieving your long-term goals and strengthening your bottom line won’t happen by implementing ill-conceived solutions. It takes a high-level view, big-picture thinking and a consultative leadership approach to devise and implement a comprehensive strategic plan. Our strategic planning process identifies your short- and long-term goals, reveals strengths and opportunities, weighs the potential impact of industry trends and regulatory compliance and aligns with your culture.
The results provide a mutual understanding of your company’s vision and an actionable roadmap that tells you how to reach it. We will be there to ensure that all of your tactics, and the people responsible for carrying them out, are working to fulfill your goals.
High associate turnover is costly, distracting, and unproductive for law firms. To recruit and retain the right mid-level associates, partners, and other staff, law firms must provide short- and long-term incentives that align with their culture and goals in order to create a professional environment crucial to the success of the firm's attorneys. Benefits and related services need to mesh with the entire compensation structure for all levels, from junior associate through full partner.
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In today’s competitive talent marketplace, student loan assistance is an emerging benefit that any company can offer to encourage the younger generation to join or stay with their company. How a company can implement this can vary greatly. There are plenty of examples of unique offerings of this benefit, but this article focuses on three common HR initiatives that you might have on your plate for 2019: recruiting, retaining, and engagement.