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I had joined as a fresher and left the firm after 3 years. Very good starting point for a fresher. All round exposure to the tech space. I believe they still hire freshers in good number.
oh then sorry to break it to you but they manage to 'fool' (read attract) quite a few big name clients. stop fooling the readers please.
Ikigai is not a law firm. It is not even comparable to legacy law firms. At best, it is a startup masquerading as a potential law firm (fooling clients). If someone is really interested please see their attrition rates.
Don't fall for the rubbish that jealous competitors spread - this is a good firm with a strong policy bent. And yes, they hire freshers. And yes, they do more tech and policy work than the older, larger law firms.
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Marketing, yes! But they (also :)) do solid tech work. A lot of big name clients..
It's only about 10 under 10, 20 under 20, 30 under 30, and 40 under 40. They don't practice law... in law they are 0 under 0.
Mostly involved in media bytes here and there and hanging on to the 'in' and 'buzz' things like crypto etc.
Consulting lol. Law firm kids are so desperate to have some relevance. Ikgai pays 30k, real consulting firms pay 300k
What's the pay for associate / SA level and what's the work life balance like?
20% tech work, 30% marketing & 50% attitude. Principles of this law firm on a regular day.
What is tech law even. 3 firms practice it and even then it's in the scope of PE/VC investment. Just apply, if you like the work stay/else bounce off.
Do they hire freshers? Is it a tech law firm or that's just their marketing gimmick.