I can't even get a foot in the door. 8 post secondary diplomas, 12 post secondary certificates, college and undergrad certificate. Nothing, nada. I've spent a lot of time studying and wasted money. You can't get actual experience if NO ONE will give you a chance. Memberships in a couple associations for legal ppl, none of it matters.. My heart is broken .. 💔💔💔 😔😔😔With that said, thanks for the info. It's helpful.
I totally agree with you. I haven't had any luck either. The entry-level means nothing. The information is very helpful from Arrow consultants. Thank you.
I started as a volunteer intern at Legal Aid for six months before they had an opening. Have you looked into volunteering somewhere as an unpaid intern?
@@denisesolvestheworld3487 Yes. A couple of times. I was seen as a beggar at that point. I've been looking for 25 years. No joke. I went to school/college and finished in 96 (finished hs in the early 80's). I had to wait until I was 30 to go to college. Thousands of dollars in student loans to pay. I tried steadily for 4 years, then as the opportunities arose after that. I had to pay the loans back somehow. So, I took piddly jobs working at restaurants while still searching for a break. All these years later, I've spent more money in schooling to try to get into the field I want to work in. Even at my age. Going to school and updating my skills and knowledge. For what? Only to be told the same thing, you don't have actual experience. How can someone get experience if not 1 single place/attorney will give me a chance? So, at this point after so much wasted time, effort and money I'm done! I'm to old to play the game anymore. People in my chosen field froze me out. Even went to the AAERT conference recently to try and make connections. Nada, zero, zilch. Now, it's I'm not certified or don't have an actual bachelors, or both on top of no actual experience. Good luck to all of the young people out there. I hope you have better luck than I did. I appreciate your suggestion, however, I had no luck with that either. Even to just be a receptionist and answer the phone, take messages etc. No luck at all. If any attorney, agency or court will give you a break, count yourself blessed. For me, 2.5 years of college, 8 post secondary diplomas and many certificates on my wall and for what? The best that ever happened to me as far as employment was a shift manager at McDonald's with all of that education. What a waste of money and my hard work in education. It's to late for me now as I'm nearing 60. Have a good one and wish you all the best in your career. 💖🙂
We have a non-profit package we offer to 501(c)(3) entities - the Arrow365 Foundation Plan. You're welcome to schedule a free consult with me so we can discuss this further. You can book the appointment directly on a date/time convenient for you using this link: www.arrowconsultants.solutions/service-page/microsoft-365-for-practice-management?referral=service_list_widget. Hope to talk soon. Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate you!
Do you have any ideas for logging incoming phone calls? i found some software called PhonePad that sounds great. my bosses have me filling out each call on a paper form then transfering the info to an email (plus scheduling an appt if needed.) what a time suck!!
You can set up a Microsoft form template with all of the questions and then use Flow to automate completed forms being emailed to whoever and the contents/answers going automatically to a List or excel doc where all the info is stored
Yes. That is my favorite feature. You can forward emails to the SharePoint inbox using the email address associated with the SharePoint site. You can also drag and drop emails into the Group. Anytime I send an email, I cc or bcc the email address for the SharePoint site, and as a byproduct, the email was digitally saved to the SharePoint site and all team members have access to it. Digital email management 😀🙌. Great question. Thanks for watching. I appreciate you!
PS- I think I love you!!! This entire video gave me pure joy and happiness! Bless you for formulating in all together in one central place!
You are so welcome! Glad you liked it. Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate you!
Very impressive! Thank you.
Thank you for watching and commenting.
Very informative, thanks!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting. I appreciate you!
So you create a new Sharepoint site for every single case? Wouldn't that be a lot to manage.
This is great, Misty-
Thank you!
I can't even get a foot in the door. 8 post secondary diplomas, 12 post secondary certificates, college and undergrad certificate. Nothing, nada. I've spent a lot of time studying and wasted money. You can't get actual experience if NO ONE will give you a chance. Memberships in a couple associations for legal ppl, none of it matters.. My heart is broken .. 💔💔💔 😔😔😔With that said, thanks for the info. It's helpful.
I totally agree with you. I haven't had any luck either. The entry-level means nothing. The information is very helpful from Arrow consultants. Thank you.
@@snowwhite9794 It's helpful, however, so far zilch. Almost to the point of giving up.
I started as a volunteer intern at Legal Aid for six months before they had an opening. Have you looked into volunteering somewhere as an unpaid intern?
@@denisesolvestheworld3487 Yes. A couple of times. I was seen as a beggar at that point. I've been looking for 25 years. No joke. I went to school/college and finished in 96 (finished hs in the early 80's). I had to wait until I was 30 to go to college. Thousands of dollars in student loans to pay. I tried steadily for 4 years, then as the opportunities arose after that. I had to pay the loans back somehow. So, I took piddly jobs working at restaurants while still searching for a break. All these years later, I've spent more money in schooling to try to get into the field I want to work in. Even at my age. Going to school and updating my skills and knowledge. For what? Only to be told the same thing, you don't have actual experience. How can someone get experience if not 1 single place/attorney will give me a chance? So, at this point after so much wasted time, effort and money I'm done! I'm to old to play the game anymore. People in my chosen field froze me out. Even went to the AAERT conference recently to try and make connections. Nada, zero, zilch. Now, it's I'm not certified or don't have an actual bachelors, or both on top of no actual experience. Good luck to all of the young people out there. I hope you have better luck than I did. I appreciate your suggestion, however, I had no luck with that either. Even to just be a receptionist and answer the phone, take messages etc. No luck at all. If any attorney, agency or court will give you a break, count yourself blessed. For me, 2.5 years of college, 8 post secondary diplomas and many certificates on my wall and for what? The best that ever happened to me as far as employment was a shift manager at McDonald's with all of that education. What a waste of money and my hard work in education. It's to late for me now as I'm nearing 60. Have a good one and wish you all the best in your career. 💖🙂
Hi 👋. What date are you launching the Litigation with Microsoft Lists mini course please? Thanks
Inquire for non profit housing for low income agency would this be a good option? How much would it be for a small office.
We have a non-profit package we offer to 501(c)(3) entities - the Arrow365 Foundation Plan. You're welcome to schedule a free consult with me so we can discuss this further. You can book the appointment directly on a date/time convenient for you using this link: www.arrowconsultants.solutions/service-page/microsoft-365-for-practice-management?referral=service_list_widget. Hope to talk soon. Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate you!
your masterclass link doesn't have a place to purchase it
Sorry about that. Here you go: arrowconsultants.thinkific.com/courses/Microsoft-365-for-law-firms 😊. Talk to you on Friday 👍
Do you have any ideas for logging incoming phone calls? i found some software called PhonePad that sounds great. my bosses have me filling out each call on a paper form then transfering the info to an email (plus scheduling an appt if needed.) what a time suck!!
You can set up a Microsoft form template with all of the questions and then use Flow to automate completed forms being emailed to whoever and the contents/answers going automatically to a List or excel doc where all the info is stored
Is there a way to save emails to sharepoint?
Yes. That is my favorite feature. You can forward emails to the SharePoint inbox using the email address associated with the SharePoint site. You can also drag and drop emails into the Group. Anytime I send an email, I cc or bcc the email address for the SharePoint site, and as a byproduct, the email was digitally saved to the SharePoint site and all team members have access to it. Digital email management 😀🙌. Great question. Thanks for watching. I appreciate you!
@@ArrowConsultants_MistyMurray Do you have a video on this process?