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Originally Posted by Unregistered
OP here, I appreciate that you tried to help. I understand that the "tried and tested" way of going in-house is to get a few years of experience in practice and then moving in-house.
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I would suggest only doing so if you're going into a niche in-house role that can make you stand out when trying to pivot back to PP. If you're going gencorp in-house, PP first puts your career in better stead. Got to get your legal chops first before worrying about the client's legal/operations, but it's a great mentality to maintain even when starting out in PP.