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I was mostly clueless whenever ▮▮▮ alloted me work.
Also these people barely know the work theyre doing but benefitted from the 2023 mass hiring, but act like partners. There's a lot of difference between the 2022 batch and 2023 batch associates. Can even seniors agree to this?
Can you read properly
They said will give a ppo and then never responded.
So ugly
CAM- cause expectation on interns is of an A2
I still remember how some T3 NLU kids messed up stuff in my old internship place. It was so pathetic did not even know the basics. So ig burns down to the individual too.
this aside there are a concerningly high number of guys interested in cucking. like bro closet ke Bahar aajao
I have also met someone from HNLU who was quite successful in making it to the top. So there are some tier-2 colleges like HNLU/GLC (although it can fall under T-1) which have shown exemplary performances on various occasions. You will usually notice a Tier-1 dominance, but some colleges are quite underrated.
The best co-interns I have had weren't the studious ones from NLUs. They were from private law schools, but their sincerity towards work and practical skills made them good.
Is he the guy who shut his office and is now associated with his wife's office?
The experience was terrible, as the MP's brother, who was not even a lawyer, but just some admin grunt, involved all the interns in a file-reorganization project. The only expectation and work that was given to interns were to come, pull out dusty files from cabinets and categorize them. For a whole month.
I was surprised and upset by the cheap remark especially because this firm is supposedly India's most sought-after IP firm with top clients.
What's the worst internship experience you've had?