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It's high time these parties in the name of fests stop. NCB should raid all colleges/universities and set an example
Coming from a middle-class family, sustaining myself in Mumbai is challenging. I'm torn between switching jobs for better financial prospects and gaining experience as my current pqe is less than a year (8 months)
Thanks in advance
If you continue to be this nasty, maybe one of these days, somebody who doesn't have compunctions about responding to rudeness with rudeness will actually respond to you in a way that is proportionate, and that response may include a phrase like "I hope you will die in prison". Would you like that?
Unless your university has a specific tie-up for a JD (not the dual degree stuff), I am not sure it will work.
Law firms do need to focus more on mental health, stop over promising to clients and try for a semblance of work life balance. And seniors need to stop yelling at juniors or being aggressive for the smallest of things.
I do not know if the death of this associate a mere 10 days after he left a high performing overburdened always busy corporate team in a law firm is connected. What I know is that he left because it was getting too much for him. Whether that was because he had other personal issues or if work culture alone contributed is mere speculation.
To headline the loss of life with such indifference is saddening.
Sorry to break it to you, but the process will be rigged, just like last time. The candidate has already been zeroed in on and a sham selection process will happen.
Will be able to share some thoughts to regarding how removed it is from B&F
Expect a starting salary of 12/13L +bonus
And how to do these tasks in a manner satisfactory to the superiors?
Khaitan & Co - Siddharth Shah, vivek mimani, divaspati, sahil.
Trilegal- ( toxic work culture )- Partners - Ganesh Rao, Aditya Jha, Yash Bansal, Pallavi Ghosal, Ananya Sonthalia
Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas - vivek sharma
IC Universal Legal- Tejesh Chitlangi, Sanchit, Aneeta, Leelavati, Sushreet, twinkle
Bombay Law Chambers- Nandini Pathak
Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas - Jay Gandhi (does some funds work)
AZB & Partners - does some funds work
Resolut Partners - does some funds work
Quillon Partners - does some funds work
Bharucha & Partners - does some funds work
JSA - does some funds work
Nation first university we can be proud of
May change if Yogi continues for another 10 years, but does not seem likely.