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Depositions Now Rite of Passage for Executives

by Mark VB Partridge on Wed 27 Jul 2005 08:52 PM EST | Permanent Link

The business press is recognizing that depositions have become part of business as usual for business managers, according to an article in the July 26, 2005, Wall Street Journal, by George Anders, entitled "Depositions Require A Skill Set Leaders Don't Use on the Job."

Anders provides several useful observations:

1. Make answers brief and tightly focused

2. Avoid expanding answer beyond what is asked

3. Prepare diligently

4. Stay calm and truthful

5. Understand your side's legal strategy

6. Don't volunteer

7. Avoid jokes and wit

8. Show you've tried to do a good job

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