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would really really appreciate honest insights. getting a job is the biggest priority!!!
Although the work culture is very chill, with fixed working hours and the quality of work is also good, the associates explain the tasks very patiently and spends time to teach you but the hiring process at vritti is very different. They don't hire students who are still in college. You need to graduate and then work as a paralegal for months to finally and hopefully get hired. The ideal time period for the B&F team is somewhere between 4-5 months and for the GC team it's 9-12 months, then one becomes a junior associate and then an associate. It is very time consuming process.
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