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Let your honeymoon period pass, come back then.
No one (except perhaps) has benefitted in the long run from an association with nku
Any Trilegal team not worth working for.
And dont be fooled by their "guaranteed bonus" and "highest salaries"promises.
Also, doesn't the team have 40+ people now? That hasn't helped with the work hours?
Sorry if I sound naive, Iβm just curious.
- very bad work ethics - no other firm trusts a lawyer from this team
- a warped understanding of competition law - while the boss presents this understanding to the clients to milk te client, unsuspecting associates are not able to recognise it
- under confidence - associates aren't able to hold a phone conversation or even provide a basic opinion