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I'll be joining IndusLaw for an internship in September. From what I could see from my email's CC, I've been allocated to Saurav Kumar's Team (Transactions), based primarily in IndusLaw's office in Gurgaon.
I want to know these things primarily:
1. How's the team's work culture?
2. How do I maximize the amount of work that I can get?
3. How possible is a PPO Offer at the current time in that team? And how do I push for it? Because I know my work ethics are very very strong. I am a very fast learner, and I'm very confident about the quality of the work that I can assist with. Thus, I think through my work, I can get positive feedback. But apart from that, what other factors do I need to push to get a chance at a PPO interview?
I'll be incredibly grateful for some helpful advice.
Thank you so much!