25-09-2025, 09:29 PM
(25-09-2025, 09:04 PM)Altruist Wrote: extremely dependent on the location. i can describe the situation here in details, but how relevant is that info gonna be to someone in bengaluru? it even changes here every couple of years
either way, i know about all kinds of cases, from legit S tier students struggling to get a job to random idgafers who barely graduated, but are now making more than decent money in solid law firms (even those who had 0 connections). nepotism/origin is a huge thing in law, though; if someone studies law, chances are that their parent/s have a firm already
be more specific with your questions if you want a more concrete answer
Yeah my question was kinda lacking in specifics. It's Sweden, we have 0 lawyers in our family, most of our family does an international job that has been going on for 50+yrs, she pretty much chose the degree just to get away from the family tradition (I respect that but a law degree was a random pick tbh), I assumed a prestigious degree with good grades could at least get you a solid job at some firm with the possibility of getting a higher position, not that it would be a crazy good job but at least there is some room for improvement, from what I have seen her only chance of getting a better position is to just age 10 years and move to another bank. I wouldn't even think about it if she didn't actually complain about her job all the time.
