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At the time of HR discussion, I was under the impression that this will be 18.5 fixed + bonus
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I am keen to join JP morgan but I want to negotiate the offered CTC.
During HR discussion, HR said they'll not entertain any counter offers later on
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Yes. I dislike socializing with people who talk nonstop about their work, which seems to be more prevalent among attorneys than other professions. If that describes you, your friends probably prefer you doing it less. I can guarantee they do not find those facts as “fun” as you do.
It’s not really about being a jerk, it’s just very unlikely that they will find your work stories as interesting as you do. One of my best friends does this constantly. Talks about managing his cases, wins he got, rulings that just bore me to death. Still love him, but there are so many more interesting things to talk about than work. Personally, 90% of the time I talk about my work is when I get asked what I do for a living and even then I just give a cursory explanation.
Yes! I have no close attorney friends. It helps me to maintain perspective. But sometimes I miss having someone around who gets it.
I have both attorney and non-attorney friends. I don’t mix the groups together so I can choose whether I want to talk about the law, or not talk about it at all!
I am only friends with non attorneys. I'm polite around attorneys at work events but I wouldn't hang out with them outside of something work related.
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All my close friends are attorneys but we literally never talk about work - probably helps that all the significant others are non-attorneys. The attorney-friends that DO talk about work 24/7 are insufferable .
I hate Attorney’s. But don’t be hard on yourself. You might just need to step back from law be around normal people. Trust me, I married someone who isn’t Attorney and it was best decision. When I was law school I only hung out with other law students and it changed me.
Best advice I can give you people like people who like them. Do more listening than talking at first. And if you really feel lost read the book how to win friends and influence people. But stop talking about the law with non lawyers unless your telling an interesting story and you do criminal law , family, or anything with crazy facts. But no cares some case about an easement.
Yep! I don’t have any close attorney friends - I am friends with a few paralegals, but we almost never discuss work.
When my law school friends and I get together, we have a strict “no law talk” policy. I live in a different town and they all stayed together in the city where we went to school…but doing this helps keep the friendship connection between us.
I have no attorneys that I would call “actual friends” in the new town except my boyfriend who’s a public defender, but we were festival friends before law school.
Go to some concerts, find a group who likes board games, join a yoga studio - basically, find those people in the world you have other interests in common and just chill. Turning the law brain off is great…unless I’m getting paid to talk about law, generally I try to avoid it.