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Anonymous User
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Thread was dumb.
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dresden doll
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Re: Would you work for Kirkland & Ellis?
Um, any reason not to work for them if you're saddled with debt, want biglaw and have no other offers?
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270910
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Re: Would you work for Kirkland & Ellis?
naw dawg fuckin place only gives you what, $160K to start with f that f jobs lol
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ResolutePear
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Re: Would you work for Kirkland & Ellis?
I'd work
84 hours/week for 160k; AND they can whip me whenever I blink the slightest. I'd still have a grin from ear to ear.
84 hours/week for 160k; AND they can whip me whenever I blink the slightest. I'd still have a grin from ear to ear.
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Re: Would you work for Kirkland & Ellis?
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thuggishruggishbone
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Re: Would you work for Kirkland & Ellis?
I don't care how bad the job sucks--if somebody's willing to pay you that kind of money, you suck it up and go to work there. Only time i'd think twice would be if I had a better offer from another firm like Cravath.
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ResolutePear
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Re: .
It's even more dumb when the OP deletes the question and nobody benefits from knowing what the stupid question is; opening the forum up to another debate about this by somebody else who didn't see this.
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270910
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Question was basically "should I work at Kirkland?" with no other information, poll was "yes/no"ResolutePear wrote:It's even more dumb when the OP deletes the question and nobody benefits from knowing what the stupid question is; opening the forum up to another debate about this by somebody else who didn't see this.
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ResolutePear
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And with more people likely to get interest from Kirkland, chances are pretty good somebody else is going to ask the same exact question.disco_barred wrote:Question was basically "should I work at Kirkland?" with no other information, poll was "yes/no"ResolutePear wrote:It's even more dumb when the OP deletes the question and nobody benefits from knowing what the stupid question is; opening the forum up to another debate about this by somebody else who didn't see this.
