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Tag Archives: Mark Sirkin
Large Law’s Most Neglected Resource
When consulting to managing partners and law firm leaders, one of the biggest problems currently facing many law firms is the problem of succession. Who will be the firm’s next leader? While the average large corporation may take 15 years …
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Posted in blog, Executive Lawyers, Leadership
Tagged CEO, law firm leader, leadership, Mark Sirkin, Office Managing Partner, succession
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Ladders v. Lattices: The Shape of Law Firms to Come
For generations, the dominant image or metaphor for career advancement has been the ladder: climbing the ladder of success, progressing up the career ladder, and making it to the top (of the ladder) all make conscious or unconscious use of …
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Posted in blog, Career Management, Executive Lawyers
Tagged career development, Mark Sirkin, organizational models
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