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08-06-2023, 09:08 AM
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Disagree NUS/ SMU do give a small portion to foreigners. I suggest no harm trying. |
From my observation as a student years ago, pretty much it was 99% Singaporeans. The only foreigners were Malaysians (SG PR) who had been studying in Singapore since secondary school.
These unis have a mandate to produce SG qualified persons for SG Bar admission, and work closely with MinLaw on the admission/cohort numbers. Hence, they will be very circumspect in giving any spots to foreigners, if at all, as foreigners might not stay on to practice after getting their LLB.
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08-06-2023, 09:51 AM
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OP tried to shepherd the drones of robots that are the product the of Singapore education system. The robot, like a well coded machine, rejected even the hint of deviation from the well ingrained codes, with authority. Kudos to the Singapore education system for its incredible effectiveness.
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isn't the point not that "everyone" can/will get a tc, but that "anyone" can - no matter which uni or circumstances they're from?
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08-06-2023, 10:20 AM
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That's true only if you make it past the screening stage and get an interview. The problem is many applicants with merely ok grades from average overseas unis won't even get an interview. Hiring partners don't have time to interview everyone, so they will first filter candidates based on their academic credentials. The more prestigious the firm, the more selective they can afford to be.
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meant to reply to this ^
- same op as the post above this
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08-06-2023, 11:07 AM
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anyone can, but will they all?
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isn’t that what op said? You bunch really lawyers/law graduates meh? comprehension skills on par with a p6 kid sitting for psle.
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08-06-2023, 11:50 AM
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isn’t that what op said? You bunch really lawyers/law graduates meh? comprehension skills on par with a p6 kid sitting for psle. |
to be or not to be . that is da question .
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08-06-2023, 01:20 PM
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OP tried to shepherd the drones of robots that are the product the of Singapore education system. The robot, like a well coded machine, rejected even the hint of deviation from the well ingrained codes, with authority. Kudos to the Singapore education system for its incredible effectiveness.
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Those are exactly the traits that law firms want though. Worker drones with high respect for authority, rules and structure and who exercise good judgement and don't take unnecessary risks. We are not hiring Elon Musk here, but lawyers.
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08-06-2023, 03:08 PM
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Siao lang cyclist
Tiagong cyclist in Katong who jump on bonnet is a cyclist? Must be too stressed oredi
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08-06-2023, 03:22 PM
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Tiagong cyclist in Katong who jump on bonnet is a cyclist? Must be too stressed oredi
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A cyclist that jumps on a bonnet is still a cyclist. That sounds about rite.
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08-06-2023, 04:31 PM
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Tiagong cyclist in Katong who jump on bonnet is a cyclist? Must be too stressed oredi
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Get this HWZ filth out of this thread pls.
Heard chatters of hiring freeze at the junior mid level - any one care to comment?
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