About The Position

• Workflow Architecture: You will manage complex, non-linear projects and solve workflow challenges rather than just following a repetitive "template". • AI-Assisted Research: You will conduct legal research using Gemini and NotebookLM to find and organize specific information. • Lead Receptionist: You will be responsible for answering all calls received by the firm. • Direct Client Contact: You will be the primary point of contact for clients, requiring professional and clear communication. • Chat Support: You will assist in answering chats received by the firm. • Email management: You will assist in managing the firm’s support email. • Technical Execution: You will handle precise digital tasks, such as redlining, within our various systems. • Software Management: You will work daily across our tech stack, maintaining and troubleshooting tools as they update. Culture & Accountability: • EOS(Entrepreneurial Operating System) Framework: You will participate in regular team meetings to identify issues and stay aligned on goals. We encourage all team members to speak up and stay engaged. • Daily Pulses: You will record a brief daily summary to highlight your wins, any roadblocks you've encountered, and your current bandwidth. • Timeblocking: We require active timeblocking in Google Calendar to ensure transparency and effective time management. • Systems-First Approach: Your first two weeks will be dedicated entirely to mastering our tech stack and specific workflows before you begin substantive work.

Responsibilities

  • Manage complex, non-linear projects and solve workflow challenges
  • Conduct legal research using Gemini and NotebookLM
  • Answering all calls received by the firm
  • Primary point of contact for clients
  • Assist in answering chats received by the firm
  • Assist in managing the firm’s support email
  • Handle precise digital tasks, such as redlining
  • Work daily across our tech stack, maintaining and troubleshooting tools
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