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1. How is the work and practice?
2. How large is the team? Is the team toxic?
3. How are the 2 JP’s under him in NCR? Do they only execute or do they run their own practice under Mr. Singh’s umbrella?
4. There is a lot said about the abnormal work hours and expectation of being available in office on weekends - Any truth to it?
5. General tantrums are expected but is there anything out of the ordinary?
2. I think the team is about 10-12 people. Team is super top heavy and there is barely any assistance at an associate level but overall they work well together. Toxicity is subjective and there are teams which are definition of toxic.
3. Correction - There are 3 JP’s: 2 JP’s in NCR and 1 in Mumbai. The 2 JP’s in NCR are wholly dependent on Manmeet. Not sure about the Mumbai JP - have never seen or interacted with him.
4. Very long working hours but it is because they actually have work. Sometimes the team stays back long hours for the partners to get free to discuss.
5. Accommodative despite the quirks
Remember you get brownie points if you share (or pretend to share) mutual hatred to those people/firms on the hit list of the partners.