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Also the comment about people leaving is five months old, when so many associates left one after the other. No offence, but if you don't know about the work culture (▮▮▮ ) or the fact that so many people left last year, I have to doubt whether your comment is genuine or whether it's posted by one of the partners anonymously. Again, no offence.
not to pry but you left the firm due to the work culture?
I'm wanting to know about their LIT team, heard they're doing well?
I was thinking of applying for an internship for the summer months, wanted to plan in advance.
do interns get sufficient quality work? work that actually teaches them something?
Interns/ Associates- how has your experience been?