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in a similar role and same question - btw OP do you do AI work too?
Yes I do, but the current company is not AI tech, so it is not the main area of my task unfortunately
I think many jobs involve incident response which is exhausting. I left privacy law firm life because the work was incessant and repetitive
Lots of the privacy issues I advise on are product-related, which are way more interesting imo, especially if you're tech-minded and are interested in your product. I use to be a pure privacy counsel and didn't love the back-end privacy compliance work. I found that incredibly boring, but still way better than being at a firm because of the WLB. Privacy in-house also paid well and was pretty stable.
Are you asking about working at a privacy law firm like a boutique or working in biglaw in a privacy practice?
It can be boutique or big law as long as I can learn and have hands on experiences on these subject matters. I feel like working only in house limits my exposure?! How is your experience?
I work on the litigation side in a cybersecurity/data privacy group. Work is interesting and always evolving. National practice which i also find challenging.
Class action data breach cases, tech E&O policy work, etc.
I did privacy in biglaw just so that I could eventually make the jump in-house as privacy/product counsel. If you think doing some privacy at a firm will let you go back in-house in a better role for higher pay (e.g., as privacy/product counsel), I'd do it. Product counsel gigs are pretty sweet
what was wrong with IR? was it because of how urgent everything was due to the nature of the wirk