If money is a factor, then start doing something with your degree. After you have accepted an opportunity, then look for good opportunities in the sector only. Maybe trying your hands in govt exams. However, if you are getting an alternative opportunity in other sector, then I will give thumbs up to shifting to that career. Though, also look into the long term prospects of accepting any opportunity in other sector.
Yes, legal industry is extremely harsh and in times like now where things have become more uncertain, you would be better off choosing a career where you can balance money and health. Unfortunately, legal profession mostly let us down on both the aspects. And it's becoming worse day by day.
Discussion on LI, reflect how significant number of people are dissatified in this profession. And how unaffected and indifferent the industry and its regulators are to bring any positive change for motivating new entrants to join and continue in this profession.
Leave asap, it's the most god damned industry on the face of earth. You're better well off selling sandwiches outside Bombay high court rather than auctioning your self esteem and mental helath inside.
Yes, legal industry is extremely harsh and in times like now where things have become more uncertain, you would be better off choosing a career where you can balance money and health. Unfortunately, legal profession mostly let us down on both the aspects. And it's becoming worse day by day.
Discussion on LI, reflect how significant number of people are dissatified in this profession. And how unaffected and indifferent the industry and its regulators are to bring any positive change for motivating new entrants to join and continue in this profession.