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Hi there. Ex Deloitte Sr Mgr here, currently in tech pre sales (SaaS / MarTech). Recently spoke to both Salesforce and Adobe recruiters for roles that I thought were lateral moves (Sr SA / Sr SC), therefore I did not proceed with the selection process. The recruiters from both companies told me they typically hire at that level, and people are considered for promotion to Principal in 1 to 2 years. I found that odd. Is that right? What’s the typical TC for SAs and SCs there? (15+ yrs exp).
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I'd love to explore adr and mediation, maybe family law.
I’d generalize more. I think the trend today to specialize more and more can become a problem. All the reasons for specializing aside (and I know they are many and entirely valid), I feel like specializing turns you into more of a technician in many ways. The ability to assist clients in a wide variety of areas of law is a skill fewer of us have these days but one which I think many clients want and need. (Not talking about large, corporate clients.) Of course, this isn’t easy to do anymore. Nonetheless, I’d love to just be a generalist.
Non practising 😂😂(maybe kidding maybe not)
Chief
Sports law or, better yet, out of the law entirely.
Mood
Maritime/admiralty, in a heartbeat. So weird and based on oooold common law. Fascinating. I work in healthcare today, so I guess the only overlap would be that insurance really matters?
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No practical obstacles = no overlap required. I’m curious about people’s fantasies.
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Criminal law! The heavy shit. I still geek out over true crime everything but practice real estate
I was a deputy prosecutor for five years. It was so much different than civil litigation. When defense attorneys claimed I was “withholding discovery” (I definitely was not) I would throw my file on the table in the courtroom before court started and say “pick out whatever you want and I’ll make you a copy.” And criminal law is so much of “I can’t believe this really happened.” But, then they start to show up again and again. You do probation and they are back. You do jail a sentence and they are back. They go to prison and then they come back. I got tired of feeling like a revolving door for the system.
So, now I handle elder law. But, that courtroom experience was so, so valuable.
Constitutional . . . Thurgood Marshall and RBG style...
Chief
Anything that’d get me a job, I’m tired of being unemployed. Sorry, I mean “sole practitioner”.
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Environmental
If that was a pun that was clever
I wanted to do transactional work. For a number of reasons, it ended up not being an option at my first firm and now I’m too far into litigation to change...
@C1, that’s my fear. I’m already trying to figure out my exit strategy, because I know there aren’t a lot of in-house positions for litigators. I know I don’t want to stay in big law. Being a big law partner seems like hell.
I tried to end up in transactional practice straight out of law school. My old firm had both litigation and transactional work when I was a summer, but between my summer and first year, the firm decided to narrow the focus of my office and ended up shedding most of its transactional groups. The corporate group left 4 months into my first year and the entertainment transactions group left 6 months in. So I got stuck and forced into the litigation group. Tried to change firms, but as a 1-2 year I was told I was too junior and as a 3-4 year was told I was now considered a litigator.
White collar crime. Just watched fear city lol
Arbitration would be interesting
Same
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Criminal defense appeals. Ability to argue constitutional issues and hopefully help some of the many many wrongly convicted.
Honestly, I think I'd like to be a judge. Don't think I even care what type. Just constantly new matters to hear.
Sports and entertainment
Sports agent/wealth and risk adviser, maybe a little PR and media consulting. Would be nice to get invited to borrow a yacht or two.