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This thread might be of help.
I am A2 in my lawfirm, and honestly I am tired and done with myself. I love the M&A space and legit want to grow, however I am always doing silly mistakes. There will be always a typo or something that is not thought through in my draft. I try to be as vigilant as possible. I re - read my stuff multiple times before I re - read my stuff. But there will be still a mistake. Nothing i ever do is mistake free. This impacts me negatively because people think i am stupid or careless but i am not.
Would genuinely like to know any methods to improve so I can focus on working on more better things.