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A bit about myself - I have been working hard studying the law but I lack good amount of internship experience, I have some achievements in speaking activities and have engaged in certain other adr comps and doing more competitions, writing article, at the moment too
I can get an internship at one of these places through contacts ( I am grateful for this and I don’t want to come off as arrogant by trying to be choosy while being undeserving) but I wanted to know peoples opinion on what you all would choose because -
I want to understand where would I be a better fit for working long term as I want to try converting this into a job ( I do my research but people’s experiences will be helpful)
Is also wanted to know where I can have more space to learn - while I understand the expectations law firms especially prestigious ones have from an intern, if there are teams or seniors that help out in learning a bit more that others I would want to know about those