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05-08-2021, 10:49 PM
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In view of the rising emphasis on mental health - any other lawyers here who are constantly anxious as a result of work? I have an anxiety disorder and find it incredibly hard to relax and dissociate myself from work
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I am too. Feeling very distressed and have difficulties sleeping.
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05-08-2021, 11:19 PM
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I am too. Feeling very distressed and have difficulties sleeping.
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Are you all able to find someone to marry?
Or just breakup halfway? Even after engagement?
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05-08-2021, 11:30 PM
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Really can anyone shed light on the culture in WongP SPC? :/
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If you have friends, ask them to ask someone who knows. Surely one of them can give insight.
These things (any firm for that matter) should not be put on a public forum. I recommend not going in blind to any firm and asking your friends.
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06-08-2021, 11:10 AM
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Now covid I’m sure a lot of us lawyers have broken up or in the process of calling off engagements etc.
How do you all cope with this ?
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only if both parties are lawyers. pro tip for guys: don't date another lawyer. date a teacher or someone in healthcare, counselling or social work. Much better, trust me. And likely chioer too
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06-08-2021, 11:13 AM
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What is the current outlook for corp ? Approaching 1PQE soon. Doing general liti, with a bit of corp in a smaller mid-sized firm.
Thinking of moving from liti to corp.
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06-08-2021, 11:31 AM
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What is the current outlook for corp ? Approaching 1PQE soon. Doing general liti, with a bit of corp in a smaller mid-sized firm.
Thinking of moving from liti to corp.
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If u want to do corp, better move ASAP. small mid firm doing liti + corp means you're more or less a small firm litigator doing the occasional contract review work. very sub-optimal exit options unless you really want to stay in liti.
need to pivot entirely to corp in a reputable large firm for optimal outcomes. your liti experience for the past year will be disregarded entirely. You'll more or less be regarded as starting from scratch as a corp NQ
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06-08-2021, 11:43 AM
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If u want to do corp, better move ASAP. small mid firm doing liti + corp means you're more or less a small firm litigator doing the occasional contract review work. very sub-optimal exit options unless you really want to stay in liti.
need to pivot entirely to corp in a reputable large firm for optimal outcomes. your liti experience for the past year will be disregarded entirely. You'll more or less be regarded as starting from scratch as a corp NQ
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Yup move to big4 corp asap. Or if can’t then the better corp midsized like slb, cnp, etc
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