Then people realise the opportunities are close to non-existent (exaggeration but still ) and the $$$ is not that great unless you're at a top tier firm (even then...)prestige, job opportunities, money
Anyone who thinks $$$ is great at a top tier firm, should download say the Hays salary report and get a reality check.Then people realise the opportunities are close to non-existent (exaggeration but still ) and the $$$ is not that great unless you're at a top tier firm (even then...)
I read this a few weeks back and at an SA level the salary was almost $200,000 from what I remember. To be honest, that was a little less than I expected, especially considering the workload and pressure they would be under. Salaried partners make $350+ and equity partners make over a million.Anyone who thinks $$$ is great at a top tier firm, should download say the Hays salary report and get a reality check.
guessing prestige and loyalty so others respect uI am just curious why is law so demanding? I saw so many posts about people wanting to transfer to law. I am very curious what drives them so crazily to transfer to law.
Because there's too many of them.Definitely prestige, and status. Money isn't too bad. But, I also heard that law grads unemployment has sky-rocketed?
Maybe these guides aren't that accurate. Plenty of friends who are SA-level across Asia Pac. Not many Australian top tier firms pay that kind of money. Maybe in Asia.I read this a few weeks back and at an SA level the salary was almost $200,000 from what I remember. To be honest, that was a little less than I expected, especially considering the workload and pressure they would be under. Salaried partners make $350+ and equity partners make over a million.
A big HECS or FEE-HELP debt is something which is really good to embrace also...Knowledge of law and it's components/application is great to have.
To get the opportunity to study law is something every academic should embrace.
Yes it is. Life is too short to worry about debtA big HECS or FEE-HELP debt is something which is really good to embrace also...