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January 21, 2025
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Crush It at Home - Contract Negotiation

Boost remote productivity with DocJuris, enabling legal teams to streamline contract reviews and negotiations from anywhere.

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With obvious exceptions, cranking out contract reviews and negotiations doesn’t require an office. We’re here to tell you how you can get the job done while keeping your sanity (and a safe social distance).

Problems with Office Work

If you’ve spent a few days working from home already, you may have already noticed some glaring problems that come from working in an office. As a company with a dedicated remote team, DocJuris has identified these main problems with office work:

1. Too many distractions and surprise visits to your office

Office life is full of distractions. From an impromptu birthday celebration to surprise visits from clients, you never have complete control of your workday when you’re inside an office setting.

2. Too many data points scattered across file shares and network drives

Tracking down a file’s ownership status and then getting the right permissions can easily eat up a workday. The difference between office work and remote work is that remote teams are set up to easily share files and documents; they recognize that they can’t just walk down the hall and ask someone for a file.

3. Too many meetings!

A scheduled meeting with a clear purpose, agenda, and action items is one thing. Unplanned meetings that start as a casual conversation and morph into an entire afternoon are something else. Working in an office makes you more susceptible to falling into one (or several) meetings that could just as easily take place over email.

How to See Remote Work as an Opportunity to Improve

While the mandate to keep a distance from co-workers is temporary, we all may be pleasantly surprised to discover that working from home has the potential to make legal teams even more productive and efficient in the long run. Here’s how.

1. Time to focus

It may be challenging to be separated from your team at first, but view this time as an opportunity for you to really focus on your work. You may find that you can produce better results when you don’t have constant distractions.

2. Time to learn and use new tools

There’s no time like the present to learn something new! If your office has been stuck using traditional tools, this is the perfect time to dig into new technology to see what’s out there that can help your legal team. With the right software and tools, your work will be supercharged, meaning you can get it done faster and more accurately.

3. No impromptu meetings

When you work remotely, you need to schedule meetings. Because of the extra hurdles involved, teams tend to only schedule meetings when they’re absolutely necessary. This frees up your time to focus on your work and find a way to balance things at home.

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