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I struggle with this big time. I do well when I just have one or two things to work on that take all my time, like briefs or a big memo/analysis. But for discovery or case management stuff, I constantly drop the ball, lose track of things, don’t think well strategically, and just generally do terrible work product. 5th year but clerked for two years.
Thank you, SC1. This is surely helpful. For me, I have no one to blame really but myself. If I’m not interested in the work, I struggle to care or focus. For most of my life, that’s been fine because I can still get by on smarts or charm or whatever. But with biglaw, there is a lot of grunt work that has to get done regardless of delegation (e.g., much of discovery and case management and client emails, etc.). I will probably just ride this until I get pushed out. I wonder how many other pseudo intellectual types there out there treading water while collecting the biglaw paycheck while basically wishing they could be a career clerk or professor type
Rising Star
A to-do-list is of little aid. Try scheduling time to complete each task. This lets you see your bandwidth. Let your ADHD work for you. You’ll start to get a feel for all the things that could happen and can try to ensure you have spare bandwidth.
Chief
I dont think that's just litigation...
I hear ya…