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If corporate is so taxing in terms of hours of work and litigation doesn't pay well in initial years at least and judiciary doesn't appeal to me then what are some other fields in law that pays well and are not as demanding as corporate law ?
What are the work hours and how is the pay in in-house compared to law firms ?
Thanks for your input, but even if I liked something a lot i wouldn't do it for 14 hrs a day-daily , leaving me no time for anything else. And even if I genuinely liked litigation, I still need money for survival in initial years.
Why troll people? Everyone knows it's an equally hectic if not worse team.
That's not always true. Many Capital Markets teams do largely clerical work for a good part of the year. Especially delhi based teams.
Let me give a different perspective here: government jobs. Law officers in departments, prosecutors, etc. You have good & challenging work (if you're up for it), steady pay, and more or less stable work timings.
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Pays well 10 to 30 LPA over your career. 9 to 5 job. Less stressful. Hard to Crack.
remote location, zero social life, transfer every 2 years
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