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The teams treat each other respectfully and make sure the juniors learn about the various intricacies regarding corporate law
T1s standard of promotion of stress free work culture is even above that of USA and UK standards.
I do think the sensationalist discussion on sites such as LI and the mentorship (or lack thereof) seniors provide to their juniors in law school about paths other than corporate law contributes heavily to this culture. Nobody cares about this field except the few thousand that participate in it, but you'd think it is the most prestigious, competitive and handsomely paying career in the world based on how these conversations describe it.