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18-10-2020, 11:59 PM
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Anyone knows what is TSMP NQ salary?
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They used to boast it was 7k (in order to be higher than the big4 market average) - but now that they did a firmwide partner salary cut of around 25% - I'm gonna guess that assoc pay is cut by at least 10%.
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19-10-2020, 12:32 AM
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5.4 or less I believe
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Correct me if I'm wrong
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19-10-2020, 01:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
5.4 or less I believe
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Ya correct
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19-10-2020, 01:28 AM
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Ya correct
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So it was a firmwide 25% cut? that's crazy.
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19-10-2020, 01:37 AM
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any practicing lawyer here facing burnt out and hates the work?
having to meet unreasonable clients demands and court deadlines and bosses in a toxic environment
how do you guys cope?
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19-10-2020, 02:08 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
any practicing lawyer here facing burnt out and hates the work?
having to meet unreasonable clients demands and court deadlines and bosses in a toxic environment
how do you guys cope?
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Errr me. I just tendered my resignation not too long ago and got another job offer. In the meantime I still have so many files to clear. I know it’s tough to find something in the present economy but there are still plenty of jobs out there that pays decently.
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19-10-2020, 02:21 AM
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Not the OP but I am with one of the big four tier one corp department and I am thinking of switching to family law. I know the pay is not as good but pay is really not my concern. My priority is to find work which gives me better satisfaction. I foresee myself having more fulfilment in doing family cases and having the personal touch with clients, knowing that my work will help them significantly in their personal lives.
Can a helpful soul give some guidance or sneak peak of how the family law practice is like? Will I get a better sense of fulfilment than being in the corporate field?
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19-10-2020, 07:34 AM
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Not the OP but I am with one of the big four tier one corp department and I am thinking of switching to family law. I know the pay is not as good but pay is really not my concern. My priority is to find work which gives me better satisfaction. I foresee myself having more fulfilment in doing family cases and having the personal touch with clients, knowing that my work will help them significantly in their personal lives.
Can a helpful soul give some guidance or sneak peak of how the family law practice is like? Will I get a better sense of fulfilment than being in the corporate field?
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Others' MMV but I did fam law and it was really not as meaningful as what I had envisaged. Exchanging snarky letters with opposing counsel detailing unglamorous details of your client's marriage because your client's ex-husband missed one payment of the kids' school fees was not my idea of meaningful.
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19-10-2020, 07:38 AM
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Errr me. I just tendered my resignation not too long ago and got another job offer. In the meantime I still have so many files to clear. I know it’s tough to find something in the present economy but there are still plenty of jobs out there that pays decently.
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Congrats! That was me 2 months-ish ago.. resigned from big 4 tier 1 disputes team and got another offer which thankfully offers the same pay. Yes there are still jobs out there, leaving your current job really isn't the end of the world.
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