EPISODE · Apr 11, 2024 · 42 MIN
No Standard Operating Procedure
from Workplace Wavelength · host Maptician
For Episode 1, we are honored to welcome Felicia Nabors, IT Project Manager at Hanson Bridgett, a 200-attorney law firm headquartered in San Francisco with 6 offices in California. Felicia shares her firm’s Dynamic Workforce strategy, how the pandemic changed her firm’s approach to technology, the change management tips that helped her get her attorneys to love technology, and explore why – when it comes to evolving workplace strategies – there’s no standard operating procedure.
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