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Make sure the instructions are clear and that you fully understand what is expected of you. Make sure to note key details about each project, such as due date and/or format.
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Don't be afraid to ask clarifying questions. Let the attorney know where you are in experience level, but try your absolute best to finish a project before admitting defeat.
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Approach tasks with a smile and always be willing to accept more responsibility.
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Always have a pen and paper ready at all times. Write everything down and and constantly review all notes.
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Pay close attention to exactly what the attorney tells you to do. Take good notes at all times; never skimp.
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Save all specific assigment notes and instructions for each one in case another project like that one comes up again.
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Do your homework! Try to get as much background information as possible.
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Read all instructions and notes very carefully before actually starting the project. If you have more questions, write them down and ask them all at once. Time is money!
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Keep in mind all deadlines. Check and recheck your work.
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Keep projects and to do lists color coded, if necessary. Keep aware of all due dates and goal dates.
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Make it easy to read, easy to follow, and easy to understand while clearly presenting the information required.
