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Since I am not familiar with these industries, cannot decide which one is better.
-.- futurn -> future
-.- futurn -> future
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How did you manage to grad law without knowing anything about the landscape?
Since I am not familiar with these industries, cannot decide which one is better.
Is a JD a typical path to IB-dom? How are the two even connected?
As a relatively experienced attorney in NY (>10 years), bankers seem to enjoy their jobs and life more than lawyers do. I know very few lawyers who don't wish they hadn't pursued another path. That being said, it would be very useful to be interested in finance or business for banking. Otherwise, it sounds equally dull yet stressful.
I have only a fraction of your experience, but my observations are similar. Almost every BigLaw lawyer I've met has some serious reservations about his or her career. In contrast, every ex-BigLaw lawyer in investment banking seems to be exceedingly happy with having made the switch.