If this applies to you, here’s my basic advice:

• Start taking project-based classes in law school, typically found in your business school, management science school, or design/engineering.
• Think in terms of building a portfolio for yourself — showing deliverables that you (or you and a team) have created. Show proof that you can go beyond writing reports or doing analysis, to actually building stuff.
• Use these project based classes to learn how to manage projects, how to work interdisciplinarily, and what it means to be agile, experimental, and tech-centered.
• Put as much of this as you can online, and tweet it, blog it, and reach out to others who are interested in the same stuff

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