Does anyone else find it cringe when influencers set their phone up and have cute moments with their partner away from where the phone is, but knowing the phone is there
The one where showed what she did at work - write the newsletters for example.Which video?
also I’m happy to see she’s getting vaccinated
I’m sorry but when was it posted? I don’t have any memory of it lmaoThe one where showed what she did at work - write the newsletters for example.
I remember that video. She seemed so proud about that task when it was such a bulls*it thing to do for someone with a law degree.The one where showed what she did at work - write the newsletters for example.
I remember that video. She seemed so proud about that task when it was such a stupid thing to do for someone with a law degree.The one where showed what she did at work - write the newsletters for example.
All she does now is produce a regular monthly video for skillshare. Nothing more, nothing lessThe "deep" videos are just not it.
Lol maybe because she is so woke these days she feels like a corporate sellout working for themI remember that video. She seemed so proud about that task when it was such a bulls*it thing to do for someone with a law degree.
Did anyone else notice how her attitude towards Linklaters has changed? She used to praise the company in every video. In her recent video, she said that there was only one department she could imagine working in and that she was thinking about applying elsewhere. Those 2 years must have been horrible then... This would also explain why she has never completed her "law diary" series.
Does anyone remember the post on here that said that no one wanted to work with her? Having you write the newsletter is an indication that because no one wants to work with her, she’s stuck doing these kinds of things. But as she seemed to enjoy it, you may think she did not go in the right field at all… I feel slightly sorry for her. Also, why was it that no one wanted to work with her?I remember that video. She seemed so proud about that task when it was such a bulls*it thing to do for someone with a law degree.
the thing is with these big magic circle firms is for the most part you’re a very small cog in a big wheel, you dont get to go the interesting and exciting tasks and you’re often doing the grunt work. You don’t actually get good training. I reckon she really struggled with the intense corporate lifestyle of Linklaters, she obviously didn’t enjoy her training contract, it wouldn’t surprise me if she qualifies and then moves firm shortly afterI remember that video. She seemed so proud about that task when it was such a bulls*it thing to do for someone with a law degree.
Did anyone else notice how her attitude towards Linklaters has changed? She used to praise the company in every video. In her recent video, she said that there was only one department she could imagine working in and that she was thinking about applying elsewhere. Those 2 years must have been horrible then... This would also explain why she has never completed her "law diary" series.
Didn’t she specialise in Corporate law too? Which is coincidentally the highest paying area(?) They really do make you sign your soul away. That must be the most soul destroying thing ever lolthe thing is with these big magic circle firms is for the most part you’re a very small cog in a big wheel, you dont get to go the interesting and exciting tasks and you’re often doing the grunt work. You don’t actually get good training. I reckon she really struggled with the intense corporate lifestyle of Linklaters, she obviously didn’t enjoy her training contract, it wouldn’t surprise me if she qualifies and then moves firm shortly after
Plus, if you work at a much smaller firm, your pay wouldn’t be as good but at least you’ll gain experience, be able to do important interesting tasks and good bonuses if your work is goodDidn’t she specialise in Corporate law too? Which is coincidentally the highest paying area(?) They really do make you sign your soul away. That must be the most soul destroying thing ever lol
People who work in big law are typically quite conservative. Most of the Partners are males who tend to have an outdated image of women. Eve is quirky and loud, and therefore I believe her colleagues and seniors cringe at her videos. I seriously don't understand why she would want to work with such people. At this point, I think she's only in it for the money and prestige.Also, why was it that no one wanted to work with her?
Sure, but Eve used to talk a lot about Linklater's great culture.Some people aren't in the job for their coworkers.
She now has outside interests of work too, she has a relationship now so I imagine some of her work is wearing thinSounds like she started off keen and confident like many graduates (myself included) only to find the daily grind a bit depressing and soon you stop raving about your workplace when you realise they don't care about you.
I can imagine working for a magic circle firm is quite fast paced and that must be tiring.
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