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I've been actively applying for jobs on every platform I can think of—Naukri, law firm websites, LinkedIn, and more. Although I come from a Tier 2 law school, I have a strong resume. Still, despite my efforts over the past 1-2 months, I’m struggling to land a job in a corporate law firm.
The offers I’ve received so far are either for in-house positions or companies with limited growth opportunities and demanding massive shifts.
I am genuinely passionate about working in a corporate law firm, but nothing seems to be working out. Has anyone been in a similar situation or have any advice on breaking into the corporate law sector?