After A&G pay raise, any other big 4s following suit?
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But on this point, any1 can share the NQ pay for US international firms in SG? |
how do you guys make the move from Big 4 to international firm?
What is the salary jump? |
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Cheapo US shops pay MC plus What matters most however is how many years they are going to shave your PQE. SG NQs won’t be hired by US shops - earliest probably 2PQE but they are likely to give you 1st year or less pay. |
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Baker Kl gates Duane morris Squire patton boggs Reed smith Bryan cave leighton paisner Blah blah blah Do u think these pay dpw / mc+? |
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Replying to post #14427
-I’m not from KCL - the person who replied you was a troll -I wouldn’t have looked elsewhere so early on in my career if B4 pay wasn’t so incommensurate to the demanding hours/high expectations -Some SG recruiters and B4 associates know who I am -Yes, the partner at my current firm lets me lead nego calls on security docs and he chimes in when needed. I was trained very well by B4 partners to function above a 1PQE’s typical job scope -I’m working at a US firm in London (yes taxes suck compared to SG and COL is high but the deals are more complex, I get to work with the biggest FIs, funds and PE shops in London/US and culture is better) -I’m on the DPW scale (I’m 1PQE on the SG scale and in my current firm I’m considered a 2020 qualifier ie 1PQE on the UK scale). I’m drawing the £ equivalent of 205K USD annually. Trying my best not to dox myself but if you find out who I am, please feel free to reach out on LinkedIn. I know my story seems unrealistic but I didn’t mean to share it to make others feel bad/less about where they are. I apologise if it came off that way! I was hoping to encourage other corporate juniors feeling stuck to go out and explore their options. |
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Believe the challenge is getting to an intl firm in Singapore (with way fewer spots) not so much going to a different jurisdiction where any warm body would do
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I think this pandemic marks the start of the demise of singapore. Looking at the big picture here and not just inconsequential bickering amongst ourselves about b4 vs intl firms salaries.
Our reserves are almost gone, most of our industries have suffered large setbacks that they will not be profitable for years, there is no ground breaking plans that the government can think of which can change the country prosperity, ie, the low hanging fruit of casinos has been picked. Same old pool of ex saf cronies dominating the political scene. No natural resources or hinterland to buffer. The only option is to exploit the people via taxes, gst, coe and ns, and you can bet your b4 paycheck they are coming. If you had a junior whos a promising student, would you advise her that studying law in bristol or nottingham or even melbourne gives her a better chance at escaping the purgatory that is singapore? |
So much talk about international firms and US shops...but if I'm interested in a long-term disputes career...wheres the best place to go? I don't see any (save for maybe 1 or 2) SG grads making Partner as a disputes lawyer in these US shops.. any advice? thanks.
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Best part: "lead nego calls on security docs " - somehow "finance docs" became "security docs" all of a sudden and the best part is the suggestion that there are actually calls on security documents LMAO this guy is just clear as day talking out of his ass here |
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But if not, LOL gdluck |
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Non-QFLP US shops may end up being more profitable because they outsource low margin SG work to SG shops. Quite a few of these pay full DPW. |
No point doing disputes unless you love mooting and are a good orator or debater. Otherwise do transactional law better. Good litigation lawyers are born, not made.
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Do any of the Singapore law firms have a particularly good venture capital / startup practice? Thinking that the best way to get to an international law firm like Gunderson or Cooley would be to specialise early.
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what's the normal window given to contemplate an offer? feels very rushed that the recruiter is making me to reply 2hrs post verbal offer, also how long will the offer letter take after which?
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What are some international firms to consider moving to if specialising in tax (besides Baker)?
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