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How would you rate the morale in your office? Diagnosing the problem By Joseph Dailing Law Office Management and Economics, Standing Committee on, April 2002 When you walk into your office in the morning, what does it feel like? Is your office a place where people greet one another politely or even enthusiastically or is your office a place where no one says "Good Morning" and where people quietly pass in the hallway without acknowledging each other?

Office morale, Part II Making things better—twenty things that you can do or begin today By Joseph Dailing Law Office Management and Economics, Standing Committee on, April 2002 Developing or keeping good morale in a law office can often be an elusive goal. Deadlines are frequent, stress is always present and people occasionally make mistakes.

Crazy times, crazy clients By Joseph Dailing Law Office Management and Economics, Standing Committee on, June 1999 We stopped at six, and I noticed for the first time that he had not pushed a button, had not selected a floor. He was following me. I made a quick exit, and I stepped into the splendid marble foyer of Draka & Sweeney.

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