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These same perpetrators jump from one firm to another - spreading this filth.
Why can’t there be at least some basic decency at work ? Is it too much to expect that while working in a law firm, I do not want to be forcefully made to sit in a closed room and then be yelled at, while the so called senior is constantly banging his hands on the table, and mind you the discussion is not even related to any matter ?
What sick high do these ppl get from such antics?
Basic decency has to be a non-negotiable. But law firms choose to turn a blind eye to such perpetrators (apologies for the generalisation).