Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 134489)

RHT right? Want to say don't want to say. Its the only mid sized that moved out of the CBD recently to Paya Lebar Quarter

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 136175)

can anyone tell me how is it like there? the support staff, the work culture?

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 136156)

It is reflective of the falling standards throughout the industry. I assume that its mostly law school seniors, fresh grads doing part a or part b, trainees or NQs posting here.

If you do the math, this category would include those people who applied for law school at the peak of the glut and prior to the mass delisting of the UK schools. I.e. those who couldn't get into local law school and had to apply for second tier UK or Aussie universities.

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 136200)

I’m actually an incoming NQ from one of the delisted law schools. This forum has guided me through law school and through my traineeship. Back in those days I actually received pretty valuable advice which helped me through the harder days. It’s disappointing to see that people are mostly dissing others out or trash talking here. I’m just glad that the people I know in the industry are mostly pretty nice and decent.

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 136080)

Anyone working in SMC/SIAC/the like? Whats the pay/hours / whats ur background?

Also interested in people working in the legal arms of the Big Four accounting firms. Looks like EY bought a full functioning law firm and pwc is an FLP, while the rest are still just legal departments? Is working in these places more like being in house counsel or more like a regular law firm?

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 136223)

Actually it’s a joke. It’s the delisted and London unis that are in the WS/MC that you all are talking about.

So if dissing the delisted and London unis make you happy by all means.
Besides these are some of the unis that the partners in these WS/MC/SC firms come from
Are you going to laugh at them too?

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 136280)

Can anyone advise what are some of the different personality types for different practice areas (i.e Litigation, Tax, Cap Markets, Regulatory).