Resources to Continue Learning During Pandemic

Use any down time caused by COVID to sharpen skills, pick up new ones, or help someone else! Below are some good resources:

• Address legal issues arising from COVID through analyses by top firms and collected by Stanford Law.
• Learn how to get a job in this market: Follow Andrew Seaman #GetHired at LinkedIn or CareerSherpa.  
• Continue your legal education with free classes from top law schools: Stanford’s Rock Center; Berkeley Boosts. 
• Read leadership and management books recommended by Wharton professor Adam Grant.   
• Take free LinkedIn classes covering a variety of topics: https://learning.linkedin.com/blog/education/10-free-linkedin-learning-courses-that-ll-make-you-a-better-prof  https://learning.linkedin.com/blog/linkedin-learning-resources/free-linkedin-learning-resources-to-help-you-navigate-the-impact.  
• Refer businesses affected by COVID to these resources: WSGR’s SixFifty; Berkeley’s free resources.  

Not only can you account for your time if asked by a future employer, you can also better yourself and help others. If you see a good tip that you know a friend or business could use, go ahead and send the referral. That’s called networking, and it doesn’t always have to be painful.