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1st day as an A0 at a tier 1 law firn - suit or just formals
byGuest
a year ago
thongs ftw
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byGuest
a year ago
Suit up
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byGuesttrollish
a year ago
15 piece suit
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byGuest
a year ago
Suit is a bit pretentious.
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byguest
a year ago
If you want to be safe, wear a suit. You can always dress down later. It's unlikely you will have much work - unless there is so much work and they want people on board immediately
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byGuest
a year ago
First week is just orientation. Wear whatever you want.
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1st day as an A0 at a tier 1 law firn - suit or just formals
byGuest
a year ago
Should I wear a suit on the first day or just simple formals(shirt and pants). Also how much work in the 1st week?
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