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So, I've got an offer to join a chamber in a Tier-2 city, which is gonna pay me decently, but the senior has just 2 years of experience, but has a lot of connections and is also an empanelled lawyer of many pvt companies and has many government clients, moreover that senior seems to be very dedicated and will only be keeping one junior in his office, so I wanted to know if joining that chamber is a wise move or not? And I'm thinking about future prospects, whether working in such an inexperienced chamber would help me in making a switch to a senior advocate' s chamber at a later point of time or is it looked down upon?