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25-05-2021, 09:25 AM
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Obviously you don’t know what constitutes “doxxing”. & to claim that this can be easily found on linkedin assumes we even know who these 1+ pqe lawyers are
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Wah really damn dumb cant even do a basic search by firm name. I already found 6 - 8 from the WP 2019 batch just from a 5 minutes search. I'll even give you the firm names to reduce that 5 min search job by another 3 minutes: Jones day, Hogan Lovells, Gunderson Dettmer, A&O, Links. You can also find another 2 who went inhouse at big tech firms. You can literally just go to that firm's website and look for the most recent hires.
Actual moron. Sometimes I tend to forget that the average law grad is really just a bitter, intellectually unimpressive bottom-feeder.
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25-05-2021, 09:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Wah really damn dumb cant even do a basic search by firm name. I already found 6 - 8 from the WP 2019 batch just from a 5 minutes search. I'll even give you the firm names to reduce that 5 min search job by another 3 minutes: Jones day, Hogan Lovells, Gunderson Dettmer, A&O, Links. You can also find another 2 who went inhouse at big tech firms. You can literally just go to that firm's website and look for the most recent hires.
Actual moron. Sometimes I tend to forget that the average law grad is really just a bitter, intellectually unimpressive bottom-feeder.
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I think this is the barely made 2nd upper NUS / SMU kind whose linkedin circles are just filled with small - mid sized firm so he cant see the names of the high flyers LOL
give him some time to reply he busy doing his data certification or CS50 for lawyers followed by his instant linkedin update after
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25-05-2021, 09:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
I think this is the barely made 2nd upper NUS / SMU kind whose linkedin circles are just filled with small - mid sized firm so he cant see the names of the high flyers LOL
give him some time to reply he busy doing his data certification or CS50 for lawyers followed by his instant linkedin update after
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So 6 people going to international is reflective of the 700+ ppl in one batch? I think you said half (in b4) jumped to international.
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25-05-2021, 10:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
So 6 people going to international is reflective of the 700+ ppl in one batch? I think you said half (in b4) jumped to international.
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Not OP but are you so lazy you won't scroll back two pages to check before talking? His/her exact words were "Take a look at the WP and A&G corp departments on linkedin". That's maybe 30-40 people. Furthermore, you think 700+ people is in b4 per batch???
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25-05-2021, 10:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Not OP but are you so lazy you won't scroll back two pages to check before talking? His/her exact words were "Take a look at the WP and A&G corp departments on linkedin". That's maybe 30-40 people. Furthermore, you think 700+ people is in b4 per batch???
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Further to this, the only thing I'd disagree with OP on is that not all corp departments are born equal where exit options r concerned. He's probably only talking about the CM/M&A/Financing depts when he says "corp". Corp depts like real estate have no exit options. They're basically like doing liti
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25-05-2021, 11:06 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Further to this, the only thing I'd disagree with OP on is that not all corp departments are born equal where exit options r concerned. He's probably only talking about the CM/M&A/Financing depts when he says "corp". Corp depts like real estate have no exit options. They're basically like doing liti
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Yeah agreed.
Most exit options: US securities, Rule 144A/Reg S type of Capital Markets
Followed by M&A
Then Banking
All others like general corp down the pecking order.
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25-05-2021, 11:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Yeah agreed.
Most exit options: US securities, Rule 144A/Reg S type of Capital Markets
Followed by M&A
Then Banking
All others like general corp down the pecking order.
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wat abt competition and antitrust if one wants to go in house in the future
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25-05-2021, 11:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Yeah agreed.
Most exit options: US securities, Rule 144A/Reg S type of Capital Markets
Followed by M&A
Then Banking
All others like general corp down the pecking order.
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Then exit option for liti is what? Can go gahmen stat board be legal counsel? Why do so many people do liti then if exit options suck? Maybe singapore should have a split profession, all the buay kan one be barristers, all the high flyers be solicitors
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25-05-2021, 11:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Then exit option for liti is what? Can go gahmen stat board be legal counsel? Why do so many people do liti then if exit options suck? Maybe singapore should have a split profession, all the buay kan one be barristers, all the high flyers be solicitors
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What's the point of being a lawyer if you don't go to court?
Jk just roasting
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25-05-2021, 12:57 PM
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Then exit option for liti is what? Can go gahmen stat board be legal counsel? Why do so many people do liti then if exit options suck? Maybe singapore should have a split profession, all the buay kan one be barristers, all the high flyers be solicitors
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There are just more liti positions, it's really v simple...
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