Category Archives: hospitality
Are you courteous to strangers?
I am…almost to a fault. I feel like if you are going to be in close proximity to someone (on an elevator, on the subway, the law office, etc.,) what is the harm in saying, “How are you?” Even if I’m … Continue reading
Clients/Customers or Priorities? Service or Hospitality?
When you walk in to your Lawyer’s office, Dentist ‘s Office, and/or Doctor’s office, do you feel like a client? How about when you call your Banking Representative or when you call your PC/MAC support line, do you feel like a … Continue reading
Personality Changes in Pre-Law
Most of my Lawyer friends, Professors, Paralegals, Legal Secretaries, and General Managers all say the same thing: When one becomes a lawyer, one’s personality usually goes through severe changes. People just become “cases,” creativity goes out the window, and patience … Continue reading
A journal page (regarding a recent interview)…
I walked in about 10-15 minutes early. The receptionist did not greet me. Instead, she was on her mobile phone laughing up a storm. I waited. It gave me time to notice that the reception area was dirty. The receptionist finally … Continue reading







