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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Why settle for being buay kan? In a few years time your friends will start to become partners, GC or regional legal counsel while you're still slaving away as a peon. Then you'll feel inferior.
Unless you're a girl, in which case just snag a rich husband and go the typical sinkie gold-digging female route.
this is why I say law should be taught at the JD and not LLB level in Singapore. Too many slacker and unmotivated lawyers running about pulling down the quality of our profession. A fully post-grad law system will weed out those kids who don't genuinely want to be lawyers and excel in this field
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The problem will still exist no matter the level of education, but perhaps to a lesser extent. There will be graduates who will not know what to do and just do a JD - look to USA as an example.
Not sure why you’re kicking up a fuss though. If you are good the market will reward you regardless of the number of “slackers” out there.