Crazy as it may sound, I do have a little experience with my job. I've been doing the same thing for approximately 22 years. Suffice it to say, I think I've picked up a few pieces of knowledge along the way.
So when a client starts telling me this needs to be done and that should have been done before this was done and the Judge in that court can sign off on an order in that other court so we can keep moving along with our stuff. Dontcha know?
No. I don't know. What I DO know is this: we don't tell the court clerks or the judges what they are going to do and/or when they are gonna do it.
I play very nice with the clerks and their judges because you know why? Because at the end of the day, those folks can make my job very miserable and very non-productive. Kind of what Mrs. Know-It-All is doing to my billing hours* today.
*time spent blogging not included
2 comments:
It is aggravating when someone tries to tell you your job.
I'm pretty sure the judge's wife is the only one that tells him what to do.
Mrs.I-Know-Everything gets around.
I don't mind being assisted by someone who has more experience than me or even the same experience but a different idea on how to get something done. But when it's someone who doesn't have the first clue about how my job works, I find it very unfortunate that popping them in the face is not appropriate behavior. ;o)
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