Law -> MBA

Corporate law as a profession is criminally underrated. People working there get upward of 50 lpa with > 4 yoe and in cold hard cash no ESOPs RSU bullshit. People with high yoe become irreplaceable and valuable and are not replaceable unlike Tech. Firing rarely happens and the path to become a partner is quite possible (they earn more than 1.5 cr per year) after 10 yoe. Tech is a joke tbh 🤡

As the title suggests, I'm a lawyer and good at what I do. Haven't got anything better to do, so AMA. Very happy to assist startups and young businesses as well!

Hello, I'm a lawyer and I have completed my masters in business law. I am also pursuing diploma in technology law. I've been searching ways to move out of India but it seems much work. If I apply for masters out of India, the colleges demand letters of rec (I'm not from NLU), also there's huge amount of tuition fees and other expenses. If I want to work, I'll have to search for proper firms which also seems tiresome. Please don't get me wrong, I'm not lazy, I just need suggestions. Your inputs will be much appreciated. Thank you!

Share your progress - the journey. - Where did you begin and where are you now? - What motivated you to go the extra mile? - Where do you see yourself in the next few years? - What did you do differently then the rest of the pack? This can serve as a motivation to those of us who wants to improve and as a appreciation for some of us who made themselves a stellar career. Eager to hear your stories. 🔥

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Thinking of doing an MBA degree Main factor worrying me is I'm making a good amount of money in my current job (20lpa, 2yoe), but I want to do an MBA to gain a broader perspective/get a business outlook/make friends😔/personal growth. I'm kinda hell bent on going for it, but also worried about how to extract time for prep etc as I would not want to go below the top 6-7 colleges. Want to know others experience who went through a similar situation. Is it worth it ?

Basically the title. Did one of these about a year ago and thought I'd do another one. A bit about me - I'm a lawyer, I specialise in startups, international law (especially concerning Web 3) but have worked in a boutique role (basically, 0-100 everything legal). Disclaimer - Obviously none of this is legal advice. This is for entertainment purposes only. The answer to most queries is "it depends" because a lot depends on the specific facts and circumstances of the case. Please do not take this to be legal advice or commit and act or refrain from committing an act based on any answer or comment here. Thank you, look forward to all your questions!

Overview: Everyone around me, be it old school friends to the people in the bangalore startup ecosystem are planning to or already in the process of doing an MBA. What is happening: Most of the people I know, either are going for a tier 1 MBA in India or colleges like “Carnegie Mellon”/ “INSEAD”/ “NUS” these are really good places. Why am I concerned: I dont have great acade, GEM candidate so I have decided to not pursue CAT at all, and MBA outside India is too expensive. I feel like my job and career are going fine with 4 years of professional experience I am making 25LPA in marketing. I am not keen on doing an MBA but I dont want to regret later. I consider myself to be fairly smart but what happens when I am competing with people who have great brand names on their resume and are actually smart. People on GV with more experience, have you gone through this struggle? Sidenote: I also have friends who have cleared IIM ABC, ISB and not gone, because they just wanted the admit letter. Which is brave lol!