My god you are going to be razed so badly. With your Nokia 105 and cheap deodorants insisting on commuting by locals, eating at a roadside shack then falling sick before a busy week, wearing cheap almost see through white translucent terracotta shirts with oxfords worse than a school boy who ran out of shoe polish a week ago, your fake HP laptop bag which you ordered on snapdeal because it was at a 95% discount, and to top it all your attitude from day one making it clear that you don’t enjoy the work that you have come to do, asking every 2 hours when can you save enough so you can afford to comfortably retire early and where can you crowdsource other people’s hard earned money to do an absolutely useless LLM abroad.
OP Bhai, of what I know about good law schools and law firms, they are full of entitled people like 3. They are going to create troubles for you.
I would suggest that you stick to your Nokia, at least you would be able to get cut off from work as soon as you close your laptop. I often think about going back to the basic phones for some semblance of work life balance but I think I have come too far with these smartphones.
NDA has banned use of WhatsApp for anything work related. But I know many other firms which allow, in fact use extensively, WhatsApp for work. If your work requires litigation and in the trial courts, then WhatsApp is a must.
This is insane! Does NMD really believe that the chimps he has hired for IT can provide a more secure tool than FB? WhatsApp has E2EE which even the government would struggle to break. Whereas enough has been posted on LI regarding the "military grade' data security of NDA. Such paranoia needs to be done away with and no such draconian restrictions be put on the associates.
While you feel that your work and pressure will reduce once WhatsApp is uninstalled. The opposite is true - communication becomes difficult and you will spend a lot of time on calls and email.
At the same time if you are a Trial Court Lawyer - you won't be able to work without WhatsApp, unless you are a Senior and have a chamber, PA and lot of juniors.
Or will my trusty little Nokia 105 suffice?
I would suggest that you stick to your Nokia, at least you would be able to get cut off from work as soon as you close your laptop. I often think about going back to the basic phones for some semblance of work life balance but I think I have come too far with these smartphones.
Looks like you can pay for law school but can’t buy class :P
At the same time if you are a Trial Court Lawyer - you won't be able to work without WhatsApp, unless you are a Senior and have a chamber, PA and lot of juniors.
Finally a non-troll answer.