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Graduate employment survey just out. NUS law median salary is 5500 while SMU law median salary dropped to 4500. Why the big disparity?
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You just jumped from frying pan into fire. |
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And government generally are pro-family. It is damn tiring to work past 1 am 2 am daily |
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Before you criticise other universities, pls look at the rankings first of our three Singapore unis vis a vis other delisted uk universities |
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Regarding the rankings of international schools, it's such a joke... in America Yale is no.1 and Harvard is a significant distant no.3, while on QS the numbers are flipped. And the T14 schools in America practically send more than half of their graduates to jobs that pay 190k USD a year, but the rankings of their schools are below that of Chinese and even Singaporean universities where the median graduate makes maybe 60k a year. Same goes for UK grads from "delisted" universities, a decent chunk of them make it to magic circle and silver circle firms, opportunities that are only available to the top graduates of NUS/SMU. |
Part b results - anyone excited?
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Oh please my dears. Stop the legacy as to which university belongs to the bottom pile. It all builds back to that graduate how capable that person is. Not forgetting how the so called NUS kids working as DPPs, getting trashed by not just Judges but also Defence for submitting either wrongly interpreted Cases or just plain stupid arguments. There is no end to the NUS, SMU, SUSS, External Uni debate. Blame it on the Uni's graduates who WAS the ONLY approved uni back then who failed to keep the amount of candidates in the legal system in good shape. It is also that uni's graduates fault for allowing the mess we are seeing today.
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I thought most DPPs all foreign uni cause all PSC scholars? |
Is this forum only frequented by students? Debates over universities are so last year. This is a salary forum; please stick to salaries and general bitching about life in the legal industry.
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I want to keep my options open in case training destroys my soul
What other fields of work/career opportunities would you guys recommend for fresh law grads Or am I sadly doomed |
Can ask what is the passing rate for :
Part A Part B |
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Other than that despicable scenario, you’ll be fine |
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The answer is that only 5-10% of the legal profession is probably alpha male. How to find 5 hot girls if you are thin and scrawny? Or worse if short? |
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The sad fact is its difficult for lawyers to find time to stay in shape because we're actually so busy doing real work, unlike bankers who sit around twiddling their thumbs on pretend work. The advantage we have over finance-types however, is that we're generally smarter and more witty. More charming or not is debatable. Of course, this means your target market is limited to the english-speaking airheads, not the ah lian-type airheads. |
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Very interested in part b results.
Anyone failed? |
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Actually divorce lawyer is good since so many people will divorce |
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In my day, pass means pass. Conditional pass means fail. Very few ppl failed. Nowadays all these foreign grads failing left right & centre. At part a stage too. Trained their liver too much in the UK but forgot to train their brains LMAO |
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Standards still not up to scratch although its improving as the latest stats show almost a 25% decline in OSU grads since 2014. The supply tightening measures are working. At least now only the higher calibre and more motivated OSU grads are left, not those who are sent overseas just because mummy or daddy want their kid to have an LLB. |
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This thread is about lawyers' salaries in singapore.
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Why would anyone do an LLB just to have an LLB?
Not as if its an east practice. If the comparison is made between a local LLB and a sub-par LLB, then its just cherry picking statistics. |
I'm kinda curious about the salaries of senior associates (e.g. 5 years PQE) in mid-sized firms, as well as exit options for lawyers who don't want to remain working in firms forever. Can anyone shed some light? Thank you!
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Anybody consider going in house(legal or legal related roles) with 1pqe, and if so, what's your asking price?
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Even if an SME is willing to hire and call you a legal counsel, you will be that only in name but not in function Work minimum 3 years in private practice setting first before going over. Unless you are joining a true institutional legal team like in a financial institution headed by a GC or CLO with a clear hierarchy and for all intents an purposes is akin to a law firm within a large entity |
So... I heard that a certain law firm with a particularly distinct website and market strategy with a particularly famous female corp lawyer had some sort of personal drama.
Juicy details please... i'm bored |
PQY7 then career switch to pilot. Maybe we should do the same
s://.silverkris.com/tech-crew-the-high-flyer/?dclid=CNvywuvr8eACFdIfaAod2SQNLw#utm_source=Faceb ook&utm_campaign=SGTechCrewStory&utm_content=KF%20 Members |
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