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Will an internship with the advocate general on my CV help me in the corporate world ?
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byGuest
2 months ago
just asking
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byGuest
2 months ago
Carries alot of weight in general

But these corp places aint it

Do better, do litigation
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byGuest
2 months ago
No
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byGuest
2 months ago
No
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byGuest
2 months ago
No, corp firms dont care about your internships, they only look at grades and college while offering internships.
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byGuesttrollish
2 months ago
LLM is better anyday.
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byGuest
2 months ago
No.
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byGuest
2 months ago
Any internship helps
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trollish
2 months ago
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