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Hi I got selected in Nagarro i.e. I cleared all the tech rounds but now HR is saying there is no vacancy , they are saying as soon as there is a vacancy they will give me an offer and asked me to wait until then. My tech stack is. java backend . Yoe - 2years. What should i do ? I want to join Nagarro, I resigned based on my Nagarro interview result also I hated TCS, hoping HR would call me in week . Pls guide me ? Why do these companies keep interviews when they don’t have vacancy?
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Just apply. You’re probably not getting it. So prepare yourself for that. But the experience is better than anything you’d get in the private sector.
It’s a resume builder for sure. But to learn how a judge actually considers and decides a motion, especially a dispositive one, is experience you can get nowhere else.
Whether a judge is senior or not should not be a consideration the vast majority of the time. Firms won’t care. And it’s oftentimes better when they are, for reasons that have already been stated.
The only time it might not be a good idea is when the judge only has like 30 active cases. But even then that would be a pretty chill clerkship lol
If you really want to clerk (as opposed to just build your resume), I would say yes. Two years is a commitment but careers are long (!), and there is no better time to clerk than when you’re starting out. In terms of prestige, that totally depends on the judge. If they’re senior status that likely means they’ve been on the bench for awhile so have built up respect and have a large network of former clerks. And my guess is if they have three clerks they have a full caseload (I believe case numbers can dictate how many clerks a judge gets). My last thought is that it’s really helpful to work a year or so before clerking so you have a better understanding of what’s going on. Good luck!
Apply. It’s worth it.
I clerk for a senior district court judge and love it. My judge meets the trial hours for senior status about halfway through the year, so we’re pretty busy. If you have good relationships with your judge and co-clerks, it is truly one of the best professional experiences you’ll have.
Definitely do it especially if you like research and writing and working on something different every day. I did a fed dist. clerkship for a year and my judge has 3 law clerks. Very reasonable work load with 3 clerks. I liked it so much I decided to do a state supreme court clerkship after.