I've been seeing a few openings for attorney positions within the Office of General Counsel at some big4 (and 2nd tier) firms like PWC, Deloitte, etc. Any insight into lifestyle, compensation, culture? Are you just a tiny cog in a massive legal department?
Also relatedly, the titles for the openings just say "Director" or "Attorney" but I would think most OGC positions have the title "counsel" right? Not sure if it makes a difference but thought it was a little weird *shrug*.
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