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In terms of work I got exposure to a mix of research and drafting. The assignments were meaningful not just routine tasks so it helped in building a solid understanding of the subject areas the firm focuses on (especially tech law, data protection and general corporate). Overall, if you’re interested in hands-on experience, it’s definitely worth considering.
Work life balance: No, but if you like the work and want to explore the diversity of TMT you'll love working even on weekends like I do.
Worst Part: A lot of grunt work.
Best Part: Associates - DJ, PS, AP, etc are great to work with. Don't know about the partners and PAs as haven't had an opportunity to work with them.