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Are late nights being compensated with free food and cab services?
Not very clear about law but all of this is a very common business practice. Emails, cold calls, meet and greets. People adopt whatever method they are comfortable with to put their name out there and as you put it, to solicit clients.
I don’t mind if they ask my ex boss about me as long as they still interview me because I know i have grown leaps and bounds since then
Source: work for McKinsey
P.S. By partners I don't mean super-rich law firm heirs like the children of Cyril and Shardul Shroff. I mean your regular NLU alum partner.
https://www.hindustantimes.com/trending/running-away-from-internet-on-zerodha-co-founder-nikhil-kamath-s-doesn-t-want-to-have-kids-remark-101715843329901.html
Guy does not even research on his own and has a team setup to cherrypick lol
But nvm live your dream
Don't come up with questions. We all know reality plus if you want to argue come with other account and don't show your biased moderation here.
I consider myself smart but the pressure to be perfect is taking a toll on me. I am too harsh on myself whenever I receive a feedback on a work which is not 'perfect'.
I want some reassurance from my fellow mates and seniors as to how I can smoothly manage my internship while impressing my senior as well. I also wanted to know if my offer letter can be revoked if I don't perform up to their standards?
Any comments/reassurance will be helpful. Thank you lovely humans.
You folks got a job. Be grateful. Entitled much?
But generally it's taking 1-3 months atleast for all, gone are the days when interview happened on last day itself. So wait patiently and hope you'll get the interview
Other new interns can tell their experience too
Did you even think for a second? " oh its much worse than i imagined"? " oh I didnt know this was a thing?"
People have been telling 3 places as upcoming for Corporate Practice for 30 years or more
Chennai
Hyderabad
Ahmedabad
But these places never caught up with even likes of Bangalore in 30 years. Will not catch up even in the future.
Got NUJS kolkata next year. So yeah if you are confident about yourself, it can work.
And for the sake of the legal question- yes. Nazi laws were laws too. Peruvian laws arent comparable to nazi laws at all- but they are laws too. laws you dont like are laws too. thats how laws work.