I have worked with the team. If you are sincere, hardworking and don’t shy away from challenges, the team has enough good clients and matters that it will make you a decent lawyer in 2-3 years, who will then be chased by KCO, Trilegal, foreign firms and the likes. The work is a mix of M&A, project financing and dedicated projects practice - electricity, renewables, roads, social infrastructure, ports and so on.
The hours are long and work sometimes is never ending. But after a few years in the team, you can hold your own in the projects and infrastructure space.
So be very sure about joining the team. If you can’t hold your own when required to slog, then maybe it’s not the place for you. So maybe for a change, now that you know how’s the team, time for asking yourself, how much do you want it.
PS: Avoid ▮▮▮ and ▮▮▮ in the team, completely betaal to your Vikram.
Much love and respect to Deepto da. Great guy and a great mentor to me. Anyone will love working with him. But I chuckle when I see him in a corporate avatar, as he used to be a Marxist in college. 😀 It shows that people change when they graduate from college and move beyond their teens and early twenties.
Some people while earning money for a living still care about exploitation of the 99%. Difficult for the shameless to understand, I know. People like you would have been perfectly okay with slavery so long as it made you rich.
Speak for yourself. I am proud to be a Marxist and will remain so all my life. I don't want to join a law firm after college and help crooked industrialists like Adani or Ambani. I want to join UPSC or work for the UN.
The hours are long and work sometimes is never ending. But after a few years in the team, you can hold your own in the projects and infrastructure space.
So be very sure about joining the team. If you can’t hold your own when required to slog, then maybe it’s not the place for you. So maybe for a change, now that you know how’s the team, time for asking yourself, how much do you want it.
PS: Avoid ▮▮▮ and ▮▮▮ in the team, completely betaal to your Vikram.
Shouting "lal salam" on streets wont get you that moolah required to buy the Sony 400mm f2.8, but helping capitalists will.