Hiring International Law Firm Teammates with Robin Esch (Part 2 of 3) - #73

In the second part of our three-part series, Robin Esch and I dive deep into the intricacies of global hiring, with a special focus on the Philippines. 

What we discussed:

• Maintaining a strong cultural fit despite remote work
• Crafting precise job postings and pre-screening questions about availability and language proficiency
• The numerous business advantages of a global talent pool, including economic benefits and a wider range of qualified candidates
• Streamlining the hiring process to navigate different time zones effectively
• Utilizing video culture interviews to expedite hiring and avoid scheduling conflicts
• Ensuring legal compliance with U.S. and Philippine regulations
• Developing a comprehensive offer communication strategy for a smooth hiring experience
• Implementing an exceptional onboarding process that makes all employees feel integrated and valued

I hope this information helps you grow your law firm with great teammates!

-------------------------
Follow me on: LinkedIn - YouTube - X - Instagram - TikTok

I’m here to share my law firm’s secrets, tactics, and strategies of how we have grown from 0 to 25 attorneys and over $15m in revenue in our first nine years.

Yes! It’s true--even if you compete directly with us. I want to tell you the gritty truth on what worked, what failed, and where we are aiming next.

Here’s why.

My teammates and I envision transforming how family law clients are served.

And we can’t transform the practice of law all by ourselves. We need more lawyers growing their practice, kicking butt / taking names, and winning along with us.

So, follow me and ring that bell up top to get all my latest disclosures.

You can subscribe to "The J. Sterling Hughes Show" Podcast. I go into a ton of detail in the podcast.

My YouTube channel is @JSterlingHughes.

When I’m not spilling the goods on our firm's story, I am Winona’s husband, and our six kids' daddy. ❤️

I also love me some fishin’ as often as I can. It’s also occasionally fun to catch a fish too!