Paul, Weiss folded for Trump. Not a good sign for other BL firms bc Trump will see that the EOs work.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-03-20/trump-withdrawing-paul-weiss-order-after-40-million-agreement

Does anyone know if we can pursue 1 year Full-Time MBA programs as part of GSAP at the approved schools?

Which company is paying the highest when it comes to UI/UX design.
What are the prerequisites?

Do companies respect or disrespect online programs? I’m looking for the best RN to BSN programs.

Dear Fishes,

I have recently joined PWC AC Bangalore(Lateral) and waiting for project allocation.

I have got a meeting invite from a person with another one in CC with subject 'Invitation: Potential Staffing Opportunity'.

Can somebody please explain what's this meeting is about?

TIA

Anyone working in Pharma industry?

Hello ,
My sister is looking for a job .She is well trained in Testing and SQL.
She is technically very good.
Could you please help if you have any references.

Does anyone know of a good place online to look for UI/UX designers who specialize in Figma?

Need a new suitcase... Away bags worth it?

Best sourcing and recruitment practices you wish you were told about earlier or those that make you successful?

Has anyone tried the super food powders for meal replacements? Which ones would you recommend? Does it still make you hungry? 😂 Did you feel healthy? Thanks

I forgot to transfer my crypto or withdraw from binance to binance US. Is there a way I can withdraw or transfer now? I think the deadline was until Nov 2020

90 Days notice period has 2 phases.

Initial phase - Candidates struggling to get interview calls.

Ending phase - Companies struggling to match a higher offer.

30 days notice period can really solve everyone's struggle.

are you satisfied with your job? why?

What does venture counsel mean at WSGR? I just lateraled and am working with one - he seems to be doing all the junior work for the team so am confused?

Mostly just here to that it’s tough dealing with time differences for int’l clients... any tips on being appropriately responsive in the evening? I’m ET and the clients are all over Asia and Europe

Incoming transactional attorney. Will be licensed (hopefully—July bar taker) in a non-UBE state. My firm has offices in almost every major city.

Do I need to wait 5 years before being able to waive into states to become licensed there, in case I want to leave my current state? How does that work?

How are transactional attorneys doing lately? Still drowning or are things getting better?

Thoughts on Ogletree as an associate? Salary/day to day life

6th year PE associate with offers from DPW and Weil. Anyone have any insight on either? Culture, partners, etc. Stay away from either?

Does anyone use blue light glasses? Do they help? I get headaches almost every day and I’m sure it’s because I’m glued to the screen all day. Wondering how to alleviate them without popping 4 ibuprofens a day.

Do the partners you work with get to see your self-evaluation or does it only stay with the review committee? If the former, how soon after you submit your self-evaluation do the partners get to review it?

Can I quit a job I started Monday? Lmao

Thoughts on debt finance vs. capital markets for lifestyle?

What firms are pushing/expected to require/have formally required return to office after Labor Day?

What corporate practice has better longevity if your goal is to stay in big law for as long as possible: M&A or Capital Markets?

Can you name a firm (preferably NY office) that lets its associates work from a different country with no issues? The mid-size firm I’m currently at has been very flexible during covid but I’m looking to change firm (biglaw). Since my family is abroad I find it extremely valuable to be able to do this (I did this even before covid for a couple of weeks, twice a year). I’ve heard firms like Latham and Paul Weiss don’t allow it for tax reasons.

My goal is to save 300k by end of 3rd year. HCOL. Do you think I can do it? Or maybe 5th year?

How do you stay motivated day-to-day when the work gets boring? I'm a first-year associate who was assigned a long-term project with no deadlines. I'm struggling to bill 8 hours/day on this incredibly repetitive project.

Any BigLaw tax groups not slammed/understaffed nowadays? We're in middle of our second big wave of departures since January without a single replacement yet, and it's looking like time to escape (unless every tax group is experiencing this).

After you are stealth laid off, other than job search, what do you do? I assume they won’t give you work and even if they do, you can politely decline? How do you feel about you are not progressing anymore and seeing other people progressing in their career? I have no intention to make partner, but still feel a bit stuck not doing that much.

What’s big law like in San Francisco? Anyone have any insights to firm cultures or billable targets?

thoughts on clerking at the DE Chancery Court for an M&A associate?

Another Greenberg Traurig post...anyone know what their current WFH policy is?