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Aashna seems like a nice person but very generic information you will get from her. If you are a beginner and have 0 clue regards application process/ drafting CV, only then you may try.
AJ- She asks very generic CV based questions and basic questions during interviews which anyone having knowledge of law can ask, including 4th 5th year students. So I won't highly recommend her for interview related guidance but you can maybe avail her service for once. However, I was fully satisfied after availing her personalised mentorship session. Her suggestions were actually personalized depending on my situation and she addressed all my queries so if you are still in law school, you can avail her mentorship session as she can help you figure out your personalized course of action.
SR- I have been part of SR's interview course but did not find it useful at all. It was also very costly and she just handed me 3 recordings of pre-recorded sessions and 2 sessions with her.
SR- Also, her interview course was not very law firm centric. Coming to her mentorship sessions, I am someone who is focused on corp but SR tries to bring out of the box solutions and often gives examples from JAG, etc. which is not what I was looking for. So if you are not into something unconventional or not pursuing some alternate career, then I won't recommend her at all.
Difference between AJ and SR- AJ has experience in GC and my area is also GC so I found her suggestions better than that of SR. However, I feel SR is better when it comes to guidance pertaining to GD and alternate/ unconventional career choices. I also find AJ's services affordable but find SR's services very costly.
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