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Whom do you think are the most responsive, helpful and understanding HRs at law firms?
Really? What is it beyond being echo chamber for NMD?
NDA HR best in the class when it comes to exit interviews.
Namita at Trilegal - only she has the guts to stand up against some of the most harassing partners.
Dhun Hakim at S&R is a very sweet and elegant.
You can make it from the picture displayed above.
Dont know about him, but the HR KM is no good. Extremely rude and inconsiderate.
Parita at KCo, Mumbai
Very cordial and helpful. (interns perspective)
Parita is the best and only decent HR KCO Mumbai has.
Nakul is very cordial and understanding!
Handles KCO Blr
Parita is super helpful. Gives regular updates and follows up on her own, without the need to prompt her. From a potential interns perspective.
100%%%%, part of the Recruitment committee, she is the only HR that we don't have to constantly bug for feedbacks, selected students lists, interview scheduling etc.

Everything is prompt and flawless
HR in law firms is a myth. There is no such thing as HR. You will only see them at the time of hiring and then….. phoooffff…they will vanish and you are on your own….standing up for the young lawyers or against the bullying partners is unheard of.
This is the truth. All other comments on this thead thus far are just PR by paid trolls. HR at law firms = paper pushers.
No one has the time and money to pump in for LI PR. You take LI too seriously
Divya Harish of JSA she's so sweet and helpful
Its been half an year and I have followed up with her on mail (5-6 times) and on call (3 times) and yet to recieve my internship certificate and stipend.
Can someone please please provide the mail IDs of some of these hrs. It would be really really helpful.
I don't know about the best but I've certainly met very rude HR people at a few law firms and one guy in ▮▮▮ sits at the top.
Nobody in HR has any guys to do twh "right" thing and this applies to all industries, not just legal industry.
In a way the partners actually own the firm, unlike companies where they own shares and not the Company.
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CAM Delhi had one Mr. Xess (interesting name). I remember him from my law school days. He was very kind and helpful to all the aspiring students. Everyone liked him.
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Vaishali Mehta at Trilegal is really sweet )
I totally agree, she is very cool and approachable
Wait till you put down your papers. It gets worse.. They'll treat you like a traitor as if you signed up for life and they even ruin your BVC when the get the opportunity..
CAM HR by far is the slowest and most painful. For even simple callback or PPO feedbacks, you have to constantly reach out to them and ask them to process it. The HR barely does anything
Latika and her team at AZB is the most professional you can get in an Indian law firm
Havent interacted with Latika but have with Sapna Panchal. She is good and efficient, dont know avout sweet. But atleast from freshers perspective, she is extremely responsive and efficient
Niloufer Irani at JSA was super prompt and helpful. (Intern POV)
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The difference between God and the HR of a law firm is that God doesn't think he is the HR of a law firm
Why was the HR made to review an agreement? Mistake?
SAM HR are the most sweetest people I have ever met in my life. Especially the lady on the landline
The head is just all around awful. Never seen more unempathatic people, and so very keen to deduct pay.
Best HR-AZB, NDA, Trilegal, SAM, Bharucha, DSK, one guy at S&R, one lady from KCo, One lady at JSA

Worst HR- ▮▮▮, ▮▮▮, ▮▮▮, ▮▮▮, ▮▮▮(Worst), one lady and a guy at ▮▮▮,
Gatha vyas - Tuli & Co. - Mumbai

Literally the best 🤝
Opened this thread hoping to see this. Makes me so happy :)
Don't know best but indus is amongst the worst
L&L - S Russel. She gave me an internship and allowed me to reschedule it twice.
SP and PC at SAM Mumbai, hands down. Have interned at most T1's so far, have never met HRs so professional. These two genuinely have your best interest at heart and take their jobs seriously!
That's an oxymoron... Hardly Required Department and BEST can't fit into same sentence.
LKS - Prompt to reply but never to give a decisive answer; also it’s a very HR driven Firm for recruiting so make sure to get along well with them
As someone who recently got a ppo from trilegal, Ananya Jain was super helpful and patient and helped me so much throughout the process. Always wanted to thank her, but couldn't :(
Nahida Uraizee- GOAT of all HRs. No interference with anyone, no partiality, no gossip and no nonsense.
I remember KCO once had a guy called Champakant Chaman. He was the best. Think he is with Reliance now
I concur. Immediate and prompt email replies and really sweet.
How has no-one mentioned Niloufer from JSA OLP, she is amazing and kind
Anupriya is the best. The OG rockstar. Read as only rock no star ⭐️
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She seems to have forgotten how to accept CVs for internships.
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Hard time financially? Source? As an ex associate, they are flourishing like anything. Don't confuse luthra with indus now bhai
+1. Money is the last thing they are worried about.
How will the HR cut costs? Cutting costs is firing associates and firing extra HR members. However I hear Indus is hiring like anything
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True. Discriminates a lot amongst nlu and non nlu students. And he is soooo rude
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