A0 from T1 firm - values learning over pay checks - looking for a immediate change
Do you think, one, who thinks and is "affected" by the fact that law profession pushes you to dwell in greys of/against personal moral conscience, should pursue law practice at all? Considering only corporate law/disputes, keeping aside academia.
From a moral perspective, MBA is a good way out unless you get into management consulting. Companies like McKinsey are infamous for putting profits over people (read about how McKinsey played a huge role in fueling the opioid crises in the US and made millions addicted just to make sure that their clients get “repeat purchases”).
You don’t think mbas have to deal with moral greys? Or people in academia ? Heck doctors and nurses have to deal with moral greys. That’s the whole point of life in a society. Welcome to the real world.
Do you think, one, who thinks and is "affected" by the fact that law profession pushes you to dwell in greys of/against personal moral conscience, should pursue law practice at all? Considering only corporate law/disputes, keeping aside academia.
And is MBA a good way out?