Seminars and Trainings

Law firms and legal departments, whether big or small, are complex organizations composed of human beings with widely varying personalities, values, communication styles, and approaches to time management. By training your lawyers (or lawyers and staff, as a group) you can provide a common skill-set and language to your entire team. And when they’re on the same page, they’re more effective and efficient. Additionally, the in-person experience fosters a lasting bond that promotes heightened collaboration and communication.

The benefits of a high-productivity organization are readily apparent. They are more profitable and more enjoyable places to work, which means that they attract and retain higher-quality personnel, and provide a higher level of client service.

A seasoned trainer, Bill Jawitz has more than 20 years of experience in curriculum and program development. He delivers training and workshops, carefully tailored to the unique culture of his audience. Bill incorporates creative visuals, magic tricks, and engaging participatory activities to make the make the topic of personal and team productivity come alive.

In a full- or half-day format, Bill will train your group face-to-face in the Time Savvy System.

Bill provides each attendee with a DISC-based work style profile that highlights the specific strengths and weaknesses of his or her approach to time management. In addition to the individual profiles, the Time P.L.U.S. profile contains a group report that indicates the distribution of strengths and weaknesses across the team. Participants are consistently amazed at how accurately the DISC profile captures their work style and how much insight they gain into themselves and each other.

Bill also provides additional modules on the following:

* Managing stakehokder expectations
* Work-life balance
* Using technology efficiently
* Cultivating true teamwork
* Optimizing workflow
* Leading effective meetings

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Bill Jawitz
Time Savvy Attorneys, CEO
Time Management | Law Practice Developement