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Also they disproportionately hire women mostly for some reason. But atleast they provide accommodation although dilapidated. Speaking as a client.
Maybe I had a different experience, but the partners were anything but rude, and actually involved the associates and frequently came by their seats (for more than work sometimes lol). And as an intern, even the PAs were extremely helpful and friendly, as compared to some Tier 1s I have interned at. Also some people were burnt out and desperately looking for vacations, but I don't think it's as bad.
Also everyone had mufflers on due to the ACs
:(>)
As far as I know, there are the options: Trilegal, Saraf, CAM, Khaitan, SAM
Should I also be considering Keystone, Karanjawala for starting out?