Knowledge
The knowledge base is a comprehensive guide to everything you need to know about your role and career, except the law itself!
Articles have been written by an experienced in-house lawyer or a subject matter expert.
- New to In-House?
- Seeking your First Role
- Enhancing your Role
- Moving to Senior Management
- Personal Effectiveness
Progressing my Career
In this section we look at the key factors that most people need to be aware of about their personal circumstances before going in-house/when staying in-house.
- Building My Team
- Inclusion and Diversity
- Health and Wellbeing
- Managing People
- Managing the Function
- Strategy and Planning
- Personal Effectiveness
Leading the Team
In this section we look at how to can best lead your team to success whilst being a great manager.
- Collaboration and Communication
- Driving Efficiency
- Finance and Accounting
- Improving Service Delivery
- Managing the Function
- Risk and Compliance
- Technology and Innovation
Delivering Services
Here we look at how you can be effective and efficient in your role and deliver the best possible service for your company.
- Collaboration and Communication
- Inclusion and Diversity
- Economics and Business Environment
- Finance and Accounting
- Health and Wellbeing
- Risk and Compliance
- Strategy and Planning
- Technology and Innovation
The Bigger Picture
We look at the wider work space and how this can affect your role and company.
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