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Personal Narrative: My Experience As A Move Ambassador

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This has been a challenging year for me as I am just now starting to learn the duties of a Paralegal and I haven 't quite figured out how to adjust my mindset from thinking as an Assistant to thinking as a Paralegal. This will be an ongoing goal for me as I am aware that I now need to be more proactive instead of reactive. I will work on how I can assist the team with technology and making it easier for the team to complete their work. In anticipation of the move I am assisting the team with packing and indexing items to ship to Iron Mountain as well as learning easier ways to eliminate paper using OneNote and volunteering as a Move Ambassador to help the team transition to the new work

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