How Personal Safety Unravels After A Police Data Leak
Commercial awareness for regional and high street law, by the people doing it.
Need to know
The Information Commissioner’s Office recently called out the Metropolitan Police for training gaps, supervision issues, governance problems and messy data handling.
For Police data leaks it is more than just forms, it is about whether people feel safe.
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🧠Wilson’s Weekly Wisdom
It’s easy to hear feedback and immediately think, “I’ve done something wrong.” But someone once told me that feedback isn’t necessarily criticism, it’s just borrowed experience.
When a supervisor, lecturer, colleague or even a friend tells you how you could have approached something differently, they’re often sharing a lesson that may have taken them years to learn. You get to the shortcut of learning it without having to make every mistake yourself.
You may not agree with every piece of feedback, but instead of immediately becoming defensive, ask yourself: “What can I take from this?”
Whether you’re at university, applying for jobs or already working, being able to receive feedback is a skill in itself.
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