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The office is very cramped with the only upside being that everyone including partners interact a lot mostly working together in a common area instead of slogging alone in cubicles like their Noida counterpart. As an intern you'll have many opportunities for direct partner interaction and mentorship. The only issue is that they take in a lot of interns making competition extremely tough - if you're eyeing a PPO be ready to put in the efforts and hours. They should genuinely switch their office not only because of the space crunch but also because Hansalya can come down any day. All the best!
Let’s face it, politics is everywhere. At AZB you get to work on list A matters or first of a kind deals, get the bonus and live for another day. That’s better than most firms today