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You have to sit for eight hours each day. I recently interned there for over two months, and honestly, it felt like a waste of time. While there are a few great individuals who genuinely try to help you understand the work processes, I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. Also you won't ever get to meet the partners.
Bump
Not sure if its correct though^
Is it true?
Need urgent advice
Micro management, typical old school Bombay solcitior firm work culture
Also, what is the base pay/ salary that a fresher can expect over here?
How is the work culture?
Any leads would be appreciated