Sometimes the team needs to come first.
By Marc Rosenberg
The Rosenberg Practice Management Library
To paraphrase Shakespeare: When to speak up and when to shut up – that is the question. There are times partners should speak their minds and times they should remain silent.
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A great managing partner once told me, “If you’re not building the firm, then you’re not a partner.” This post is about two ways (there are others) that partners build the firm. First, by speaking up when your partners need to hear what you think.
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