Over our fall/Thanksgiving break, I happened to meet a woman who works at a title company. She mentioned that the title company had just hired a paralegal--their first. (I was curious as to whether it was anyone I knew, since she thought the person had graduated from Ivy Tech, but she couldn't remember the name.) I asked whether this was a replacement position, and she said, "No, it's our first paralegal. We wanted someone who was really good with details."
See? I know I drive you all crazy with our crazy fictional client names and my OCD-like focus on grammar, but that's the sort of thing that will broaden your financial horizons.
By the way, welcome back. Let's make these last 3 weeks of class (yes, that's all!) fantastic!!!
Absolutely agree. I never want to overhear/oversee my paralegal discuss things with a client using phrases like "I looked and I seen..." or not knowing the difference between there, their and they're, ect... That matters when you are talking to clients, and everything you say will be judged by the client.
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