• How to create your partner business plan in 5 easy steps

    How to create your partner business plan in 5 easy steps

    One of the partner business plan tools we use with our small firm clients is the STAGe model. This is widely used to create 3-year or 12-month business plans for them. The good news is that it is versatile enough to help you create your 3-year partner business plan or 12-month partner business plan or vision…

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  • Create a cast-iron Business Case for partnership – your definitive guide

    Create a cast-iron Business Case for partnership – your definitive guide

    Creating a persuasive and cast-iron Business Case for partnership in your law firm, consulting firm, Big 4, Accounting Firm or Magic Circle firm is probably the hardest part of making it through Partner Track into the partnership. In fact, the question we are most asked by senior managers, directors, and senior associates is how to…

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  • How to Thrive in a Male-Dominated Environment

    How to Thrive in a Male-Dominated Environment

    Navigating the political landscape of a predominantly male firm is no mean feat. For many women, this setting can magnify their insecurities and even cause imposter syndrome. So how do you succeed in a male-dominated environment? Throughout this article, we will discuss how to thrive in a male-dominated space by leveraging your unique perspective and…

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  • What needs to go in the 12-month marketing plan for your business case for partner

    What needs to go in the 12-month marketing plan for your business case for partner

    A key component of a partnership business case is the 12-month marketing and business development plan. This is where you set out exactly what you will do, in terms of marketing and business development, to achieve the promise of your partnership business case.  Here’s what you should include in the 12-month marketing and business development…

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  • How to Succeed Quickly in Your New Role

    How to Succeed Quickly in Your New Role

    Joining a new firm is an exciting prospect. However, the pressure to prove your worth can be incredibly overwhelming. So, to help you put your best foot forward, we’re sharing our advice on how to succeed quickly in your new role! From exiting your current firm to establishing boundaries at your new one, we will…

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  • Should I Stay or Should I Go? How to Decide Whether to Find a New Job

    Should I Stay or Should I Go? How to Decide Whether to Find a New Job

    There will be times throughout your career when you ask yourself, “should I look for a new job?”. It may be because you’re feeling overworked and undervalued. Or perhaps your firm doesn’t have the time or resources to support your personal development. The truth is, there is a myriad of reasons why you may consider…

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  • How to Make the Move From Industry Into Practice

    How to Make the Move From Industry Into Practice

    It’s not uncommon for individuals in industry to want to realign their goals and aim for partnership. However, if you want to successfully facilitate this career change, you must first consider a) if this is the right decision for you and b) how you intend to transition from industry to practice. Throughout this article, we…

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  • How to ask for and get a decent pay rise

    How to ask for and get a decent pay rise

    Let’s face it – salary is a sensitive subject. However, that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t talk about it. After all, if you don’t ask, you don’t get. So, with that in mind, we’re sharing our best advice on how to ask for a pay rise. By the end of this article, you will know how…

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  • What to prioritise in your first 3 months as Partner

    What to prioritise in your first 3 months as Partner

    After years of hard work and dedication, you’ve finally reached the mountain top – you’ve been named partner. However, the trouble with achieving these huge career goals is that we often don’t know what to do next. You see, once the celebrations come to a close, many people begin to notice their anxieties creeping in,…

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