Sybil Procedure: All kinds of invisible women
Did you see the cover of “Super Lawyers” this month? It’s a women’s suit—with no body. The tagline? “That Kind of Invisible: An Oral History of Women Who Began Practicing Law in the 1960s and 1970s.” Probably because she can’t see herself in a mirror, the poor invisible woman’s suit is ill-fitting. The buttons on ...
Sybil Procedure: Breaking out of bad cellphone habits
Did you see the cover of “Super Lawyers” this month? It’s a women’s suit—with no body. The tagline? “That Kind of Invisible: An Oral History of Women Who Began Practicing Law in the 1960s and 1970s.” Probably because she can’t see herself in a mirror, the poor invisible woman’s suit is ill-fitting. The buttons on ...
Hello, city life: Why one lawyer left the suburbs
Did you see the cover of “Super Lawyers” this month? It’s a women’s suit—with no body. The tagline? “That Kind of Invisible: An Oral History of Women Who Began Practicing Law in the 1960s and 1970s.” Probably because she can’t see herself in a mirror, the poor invisible woman’s suit is ill-fitting. The buttons on ...
Sybil Procedure: What keeps me awake at night
Did you see the cover of “Super Lawyers” this month? It’s a women’s suit—with no body. The tagline? “That Kind of Invisible: An Oral History of Women Who Began Practicing Law in the 1960s and 1970s.” Probably because she can’t see herself in a mirror, the poor invisible woman’s suit is ill-fitting. The buttons on ...
Sybil Procedure: Time to stop stereotyping Millennial lawyers
Did you see the cover of “Super Lawyers” this month? It’s a women’s suit—with no body. The tagline? “That Kind of Invisible: An Oral History of Women Who Began Practicing Law in the 1960s and 1970s.” Probably because she can’t see herself in a mirror, the poor invisible woman’s suit is ill-fitting. The buttons on ...
Sybil Procedure: Overcoming imposter syndrome
Fake it till you make it: Two-minutes can change your opinion of yourself
Sybil Procedure: An office holiday party is worth the risk
Sharing can't-miss events as a new crop of law school graduates join our social scene.
Sybil Procedure: ’Tis the season for fun and a little networking
Sharing can't-miss events as a new crop of law school graduates join our social scene.
Networking solo: You don’t need your old school tie
Solo networking does require different exit strategies than networking with a friend.
Sybil Procedure: Don’t make me run
Did you see the cover of “Super Lawyers” this month? It’s a women’s suit—with no body. The tagline? “That Kind of Invisible: An Oral History of Women Who Began Practicing Law in the 1960s and 1970s.” Probably because she can’t see herself in a mirror, the poor invisible woman’s suit is ill-fitting. The buttons on ...
Sybil Procedure: Take a real vacation — and stop working
The well-documented benefits of taking a vacation only accrue if you actually stop working.
Sybil Procedure: There’s no evidence women should speak like men
Advising women to “speak more like men,” may make as much sense as advising women to wear those silly 1980s bow ties.
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