Flexibility and adaptability are important skills. Why is it often so difficult for us to react agilely to external circumstances? Why do we like to stay in our comfort zone and what can be done to change that? I’ll clarify that today with a Flex.pert. Attorney Dr. Daniel Halft explains why change is nothing that should scare us and why flexibility – privately and professionally – is so incredibly important. Daniel has an exciting professional career. He swapped the bench for a lawyer’s robe and coaches in the area of digitization and personal development. Daniel gives us honest insights into the job of a judge, into the work in the Senate Department for Justice and into the legal department of idealo.de. His specialty is the future of legal advice. He tells us first-hand where there is a need to catch up and why not only commercial companies, but law firms in particular, absolutely need a digital strategy. What can artificial intelligence already do today and why do we actually still need it? How are the requirements for the legal profession changing? Does the legal profession need to become more agile? Let’s clarify! Today we also get concrete tips for flexibility training, talk about improvisational theater, robo-judges, ChatGPT and the importance of legal peace. And we find out why it’s sometimes down to the stars, so to speak, that you want to study law.
