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They do direct tax (primarily TP), and indirect tax. Good quality of work but a crap work environment. Partners are good as people, but couldn't care enough about the team culture. Bullying and harrassment is common to the point people have been leaving every 2-3 months. Team is extremely toxic when working with members who do only direct tax, working with indirect tax is pleasant.
I went to law school. Not everyone who goes there ends up an alcoholic or boy crazy. Most people actually don’t. Most of my friends graduated not having drank, smoked, and were virgins. Your parents are wrong about not letting you study.
Do not and I say DO NOT leave a tier 1 NLU for some fuckass local “khatam” college. You will fuckall chances of making it into big law. Even if your intentions are something else, be it litigation, judiciary, or JAG, do not miss out on the NLU experience.
Work hours are reasonable and weekends are mostly free. My questions are:
1. Should I be looking for a switch, at all, given the kind of rants that surface on the platform?
2. If I do switch, when is a good time to do it? After I become A2?
3. Will my experience be discounted? If yes, will I start as a fresher in the T1/T2 and will my pay be adjusted accordingly or will they bargain basis my present pay?
Thanks for the help. No trolls please.
Is this lady being super-elite by thinking that your income at age 40 is 4 cr a year and you have 12 cr saved (which should be sufficient)?? Or is she talking plain rubbish??
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