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I understand that he has been looking for associates and I am keen to apply to him. However, there are has tons of negative feedback about the firm (including on LI) and clearly the firm isn’t doing well.
What should I do in this situation? Ignore the feedback about the firm, and just go for Avirup OR just perhaps apply to someone who isn’t that great but is in a steady firm?
I understand that Avirup has moved with the entire team. Clearly he commands strong loyalty that people moved with him without giving two hoots about S&P’s performance.
My other options are Trilegal, Khaitan, CAM and Indus.
Eagerly look forward to receiving some guidance.