/biz/ I'm 20 y.o., 3rd year of law undergrad, just found my first internship in a small law firm.
The managing partner told me that I will be one of the courier boys, but ""if I show proficiency"" I might work on cases.
So did he just doomed me to no-pay mailboy job?
Is the first interview supposed to be a ""reality check"" to brush off some people?
pls halp I'm alone in this one
You will never work as a lawyer straight out of uni. You will always be in a weird helper/trainee type position.
Im not 100% but dont you need to work for a law firm (as a helper or someshit) until you pass the legal lawyer exams?
>>1283612
nah I live in slav country we don't have bar exam here
but do all fresh undergrads do slave unrelated labor??
how much time passes after diploma until u make your first buck?
>>1283625
>but do all fresh undergrads do slave unrelated labor??
yes
>how much time passes after diploma until u make your first buck?
takes a while. law market isn't great for financial gain right now. very oversupplied. lots of "paralegals" making 30 - 50k a year, if even that.
Show that you're worth their effort and everything will come. Thats how you grow your carreer.
>>1283645
I'm just quite impressed how tough the interview was. Does it apply to all new people who are straight out of college?
like
>we won't pay u shit bro u gonna bust yo ass and basically you are fucking stupid
worth mentioning I'm studying in the best uni of my country, like ivy on local scale
>>1283601
Do more than expected of you.
Find a new client, improve office efficiency, show up early and stay late. Ask if anything needs doing before you leave for the day.
No of the other young shitbirds you'll be competing against will do those things because they want to chase pussy and get drunk.
Pic related.
>>1283601
You're only 20 you fucking demented, self entitled, Amerifat cunt.
Harden the fuck up and actually do some work before you complain.
