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seriously though what is the whole shebang about Clarence lun lol

Any serious differences between the two in terms of work, training, culture and exit options?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

seriously though what is the whole shebang about Clarence lun lol

Clarence is a rising star. The existing cabal of liti lawyers see him as a threat and have started a disinformation campaign against him.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Any serious differences between the two in terms of work, training, culture and exit options?

Bmwl mna better. Good pay and great training

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Clarence is a rising star. The existing cabal of liti lawyers see him as a threat and have started a disinformation campaign against him.

So the law soc disciplinary tribunal and court of three judges are in on this campaign too? Must be quite a balding star.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Any serious differences between the two in terms of work, training, culture and exit options?

Can’t go wrong with either but personally prefer A&G.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Any serious differences between the two in terms of work, training, culture and exit options?

This is a no brainer. It's like asking to choose between Latham or Sidley.

Both are very good firms, but A&G is way ahead of the pack.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

This is a no brainer. It's like asking to choose between Latham or Sidley.

Both are very good firms, but A&G is way ahead of the pack.

Like how ahead? Training? Support?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Bmwl mna better. Good pay and great training

BMWL M&A has been **** for about 6 years now.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Like how ahead? Training? Support?

A&G M&A is still ahead of WongP in terms of market reputation, and the quality of deals which goes through their doors. As a general rule, I think training at the big4 is meh (i.e. there is no structure to the training, it's sink or swim from the get go), but the above factors are enough for A&G M&A to edge WongP M&A. IMO support is not great at Big4 but that's kind of the standard across Singapore firms.

Working at A&G, being exposed to these deals, and working with partners who have a reputation in the market will all help to build your CV and look for exit options. As far as I can remember, A&G M&A used to be the place where all the international firms poached their M&A associates from - seems that international firms have expanded to include R&T, WongP etc. into their hiring pool, but I'm pretty sure that A&G M&A is still preferable.