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So, I wanted to work in the corporate transactions team in Naik Naik and Co., but i don't know if they'll keep me or not. I have talked with them for long term internship so they were like, you do one month and then if we see you fit, we'll think about it. Also, they have currently put me in disputes team but they have assured me that I can take work from other teams as well. So, I was just wondering, if they do keep me, what do you think my salary would be?
Anyone who is working there or knows about their work culture is free to share anything that they want. I would love any advice you guys can give me. Also, how is their practise in corporate law, especially transactions.