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1. For me its was good given I am a male and i had good knowledge of the subject. But if you you are a fresher learning opportunity is very limited as majority of the people are AI based lawyers.
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3. Money offered at times is good, but that is also dependent on your previous salary.
4. There are selected partners who are really good, like sukrit, nivedita even the data privacy partners.
5. If your partner is chilled, office environment is very chilled.
6. There is a very high attrition rate across teams.