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Aim for this career path: GMAT>MBA>Tech or consulting>Millionaire>Marry a supermodel>Sabbatical>Fatherhood>Startup founder>Billionaire>Retire at 40 or 45.
seriously asking - what do you offer to an organisation with no skills? wishes are well and good but they dont pay the bills. Not everyone needs to become a big shot m&a lawyer
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I don't see why one needs to forcefully go for LLM just to show no gap in CV. Online/hybrid LLMs/PG diploma courses are even worse.
Competitive exams with full dedication. You'll crack something or the other. Take it as a challenge
Seems you have first hand experience. Please shed some light on this
If someone who is 32 years old, recently graduated from law school, and currently unemployed can maintain hope, then you can too!
Interesting. What made you choose law? What were you doing prior to it
working shitty random jobs and about to go jobless again
Guys OP here.. its been nearly 8 months and I'm still sitting jobless. Tried everything but can't land a decent job.. other than LPO's. I will just join some international BPO for now.
Unfortunately I'm also in same position

Did you land a job? It's been 11months now..
And why would these places take lawyers when they have a competitive pool of graduates from CA, commerce grads from top colleges like SRCC etc.? Courses are great for learning new skills; those don't have CV value as far as I know.
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