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Here are four things that were worth sharing this week: 1. Think The Dreyfus model outlines five stages of skill acquisition. It’s a valuable model to keep in mind when you are learning how to learn. A topic few people focus on, which is perplexing because plenty of individuals
Here are four things that were worth sharing this week: 1. Think I tend to start reading multiple books around the same time. The benefit of consuming information in this way is that it increases the odds of finding cross-functional themes across different disciplines. As I prepared for my discussion
> We think we understand the complexity of the supply chain, but that complexity in a weird way, feeds efficiency, cost control, and quality in a way that we just wouldn’t expect. We think we’re all artisans. And of course, in a big firm, [and] in law school,
Here are five things that were worth sharing this week: 1. Think One of the fastest ways I've found to grow has been to read/listen/watch different topics and then think through how the principles can connect to what I'm currently working on. This allows
Dr. Allan McCay has a PhD in Law (University of Sydney), is an admitted solicitor in Scotland, Hong Kong, New South Wales, and Tasmania (Australia). He is an author of several books, and teaches at the University of Sydney Foundation Program and will again be lecturing in Criminal Law at
