October 9, 2017

Millennial Leadership and Constructing Effective Teams with Mark Beese [GWL 115]

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Millennial Leadership and Constructing Effective Teams with Mark Beese [GWL 115]

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I love leadership! That’s why I’m glad to have our guest, Mark Beese, on the show today. Mark is a leadership expert and he’s here to chat about how Millennial lawyers can step up and become the leaders they are meant to be.

What You’ll Learn in this Episode:

How lawyers can learn to become better leaders
The impact of leadership on business development and sustainability of firms
Why Mark believes Millennials will save the legal profession
Why it’s important to understand negative and positive stereotypes in order to start building your leadership skills
What makes Millennial employees loyal
How to ask for and give feedback the right way
How to construct highly effective teams even as a young lawyer
Why we can do a lot better in teams than as individuals
Does teamwork make sense in a fiercely competitive legal profession?
What it’ll take for law firms to build better workplace culture

Resources:

Center for Creative Leadership

Jennifer Deal, “What Millennials Want From Work”

Contact Information:

mark@leadershipforlawyers.com

http://www.leadershipforlawyers.com

This episode is sponsored by MM.LaFleur

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