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Hello Everyone,
I have been admitted to a top-5 business school in UK for Masters in Management starting Sept 22.
I am currently in India looking for exciting Full-time/Intern opportunities for a 3-4 month period in roles such as Growth/Product/Consulting/Strategy/Business Analytics.
I have 6 Months of relevant start-up experience, through which I've gained alot.
Degree: Btech, ECE 2021 from PEC, Chandigarh (India top 100)
Looking forward
Contact for more:
tanmaykaushik910@gmail.com
Does EY send any goodies pre-hire?
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Any one know how ip lit is at MoFo Los Angeles?
Anyone else hoping for that H1B this year?
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Coach
My firm trained all lit associates on all the typical lit things - depositions, motions arguing, mock trial. All the associates of the same class would be flown to an office once a year for a 2 or 3 day long training session. I thought it was really valuable.
Agreed. Found the trainings on depositions, motions, discovery, and research really helpful. Most helpful is to give samples and slides with statements of law, I use these as a reference whenever I’m facing something new.
Mentor
I have a huge qualm with the way my firm trains me: “figure it out.” Also keen to learn what ways others are *actually* trained
Enthusiast
NITA
Ehh
The senior associate who responds to my “do you have an example?” Email quickly is as good as it gets
I’m a transactional associate but it’s the same for us. You just figure it out. In that regard. Doing really well in law school is exactly like practicing law.
Coach
The less training the better. I don't want unnecessary non billable work I will retain nothing from, you learn as you do.
This may not work at all firms but my firm makes sure associates are assigned to cases of all sizes and let us take a lot responsibility on small cases which had been really helpful