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You don't wanna waste your goddamn time debating with a bunch of idiots about what the inclusion of a comma at a certain place meant.
STEM ke baad LLM nahi ho sakta
Law firm jobs offer good salary,but they ruin your life(no work life balance) and in litigation you earn very less initially and the other avenues seem not so good.
Mobility in law is almost non existent(you can't move abroad as easily as tech),so what even the point of studying law?(Other than a liking for law and passion)
Can someone give me some positives?:,-)
Wouldn't I have been better off pretty much doing anything else?