Lawyer Salary

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Other jobs than b4 law that can earn 10k by 33?

This has been mentioned and reiterated in previous pages. Being a financial advisor is one of the better jobs in the market. As long as you have the skill, you can sell and the world is your oyster. Don’t even mention 10k, even 100k is within your reach.

If you be lawyer, you 33 oso cannot hit 4 grand as can see from previous posters.

Is there an equivalent of this forum discussing London pay and firm cultures?

getting sick of legal work

should i enroll in a coding bootcamp and pivot to a software engineer?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Other jobs than b4 law that can earn 10k by 33?

Politician. Cue MP salaries...

Grace should reflect on her own behavior. Foreigners create jobs for Singaporeans and benefit Singaporeans.
s://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/threads/gpgt-amdk-snatch-zeh-zehs-dog-and-fling-it-aside-claims-discrimination.6533420/

Local MC or London MC more competitive to get in?

If you got UK(non Oxbridge non london) and Aussie law sch offers, which country is easier to stay to get a work visa?

Best advice to a person deciding whether to do law?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

not just responding to this specifically. find it a bit troubling that the entire basis of remuneration this whole time is simply "i am lawyer, therefore pay me >4k"

what value >4k is inherent in merely calling urself a lawyer? what does the lawyer contribute to the firm that is worth them paying >4k?

Agree. Contribution aside, factors such as general economic outlook and whether the firm is actually receiving new work should also be considered.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

getting sick of legal work

should i enroll in a coding bootcamp and pivot to a software engineer?

If you have the aptitude for it, why not?