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Looking to intern with and possibly get hired into teams that specialise in PE/VC. I want to make sure that I'm able to maximise this opportunity to learn the most I can from the best teams/partners out there.
Please help a fellow transactions enthusiast out and drop the names of Firms / Partners / Counsels / PAs who are best at what they do – Both Tier 1 and Boutiques with Tier 1 work.
Thank You!
I have secured an internship with SAM Delhi. I had applied for the M&A, PE/VC and GC areas. However, my acceptance letter did not specify which practice area/team I'll be working with. Upon inquiry, I was told that I will be allotted the practice area based on my preference on my date of joining – although I am a bit sceptical of this. Anyone who has interned recently, have you had a similar experience? Were you allotted a team in your preferred area at the end?