The frenetic pace of work on law firms has an adverse health impact on lawyers.
Groysberg and Abrahams point to research on the professional benefits of stepping away from
the frenetic pace of work.
Not exact matches
It's no secret that
working for a governor is hard, given the constraints
of a government salary and the
frenetic pace that most executives — especially Cuomo — set for their administrations.
«The Grand Budapest Hotel» isn't exactly more
of the same — it's the closest he's gotten to an action film, although «caper» is a more apt word — but even if its heightened visuals,
frenetic pacing, and wondrously odd characters do hew too closely to his past
works, more
of the same from Wes Anderson isn't a tragedy.
My colleagues do not seem to notice that and continue to give me
work with a
frenetic pace, as if I was still young and had the energy
of old days.
Serra Pradhan / Marianne Boesky Gallery: The format encourages collectors to experience the video
works at their own
pace, outside
of the more
frenetic environment
of a standard art fair and without a dealer hovering over you.
Combining representation and abstraction, her
work captures the
frenetic pace of contemporary culture, broaching subjects as diverse as race, celebrity, religion, politics, sex, and art history.
This exhibition presents a group
of 18
works from 1981 - 1984, highlighting the spontaneous nature and
frenetic pace of Dubuffet's
work as he neared the end
of his career.
Make no mistake, should the spatial illusions Fiona Rae creates appear at times to reference Pollock and de Kooning, and her disparate and apparently random marks bring Kandinsky to mind, her
work fizzes and buzzes with the
frenetic energy and fast -
paced lifestyle
of the 21st century — her chosen subject matter.
Partners and supervisors
work at a
frenetic pace, so the associate is left alone in the bowels
of the firm.
With today's
frenetic pace of partner moves, practice group divestitures and acquisitions, new firms spinning off, and law firm mergers, you might find yourself
working for a progression
of different employers without really changing jobs.