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Saturdays are working I've heard.
And some partners are more toxic than the others.
Otherwise a good firm.
Although, I have to admit their fund setup practice is one of the best (in terms of quantity) in India.
Other than that, Saturdays are mostly working, one Saturday every month is officially working.
And the work culture is toxic half the time (I hear daily about the work culture from one of my flatmates).
Everyone remaining is in their own bubble criticizing KCo and Trilegal, as to how bad they are. Which shows how insecure they are. But that's okay considering that they're trying to retain their workers.
Anyway, TC is a growth oriented leader, I have respect for him. I think they'll eventually realise what they're doing wrong and do well in the future.