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Exactly you are not making spaceships out there, it’s basic work which can sensible person can get a hang of
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reply Frankly from what I hear- Saraf didn’t even make any offers in the said school. So what even is the controversy?
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suppose the firm had hired these guys directly without entering into the dramatics of this Day Zero then what would you have done?
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It’s honestly quite funny and embarrassing that you’re blaming your defeat on someone else’s victory. Regardless of the fact that they have a relative working at Saraf, they’ve just accepted an offer from a bigger Tier 1 firm. Grow up man, stop crying haha
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That "person" whose relative is working at the firm was also shortlisted by 4 other better tier 1 firms on his own merit, and accepted an offer from one of them. Just because ▮▮▮ and are now salty does not give you the right to spread blatant misinformation.
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reply These things do not sink the firm but help it stay afloat. Law firms can train donkeys to do their work in like a month, they just want to choose the person who is the most polished or influential. May be unethical but definitely nothing stopping them from doing do.
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reply Which school
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reply Nepotism is something that exists in every industry. That's how the world has continued functioning till date.
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