The Haiku of What You Do: An Easy Format for a Better Elevator Speech
The elevator speech – that quick spiel you use to answer the old “What do you do?” question – is a hang-up for many lawyers.
The elevator speech – that quick spiel you use to answer the old “What do you do?” question – is a hang-up for many lawyers.
This guest post was contributed by Dawn Zerbs, principal of Dawn Celeste LLC. Dawn Celeste is a strategy execution firm that blends thinking and doing;
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Josh Luttrell is a litigator at Tenopir & Huerter in Topeka, Kan. And for six weeks this autumn, he was the keyboard player for an