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Receive instructions for an assignment
Never start an assignment until you know exactly what is expected. -
Communicate your limitations
If you do know how to complete the assignment inform the attorney unless there is a way to find out how to do it then do a little research -
Be willing to accept responsibility
Approach new tasks with a smile and enthusiastically. -
Take Notes
Always enter the attorney's office with a pen and notebook in your hand and write everything down. -
Listen Carefully
Listen to every word the attorney says and take notes. -
Record Instructions for later Use
If you are doing a particular type of assignment for the first time, type up the instructions and put them in your notebook of Projects Completed for future reference. -
Review the Files
If time permits, review the client's file to obtain background information. -
Review the Assignment
Read through the entire assignment before starting it to determine whether you are clear on what to do. So that you can ask all of your questions at one time. -
Do the work in a tiemly fashion
Keep in mind the assignments deadline. Work efficiently and accurately. Check and recheck your work. -
Priortize Projects
Complete assignments in order to importance. -
Assemble the completed product neatly
Complete the project accurately and be sire there are no smudges on the document.
