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Roz___z

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Not sure if it was here or on GG but people were discussing how she doesn't seem that interested in corporate law, but obviously the field has some good money. It's not that surprising that she would keep her channel just for ads at that point imo.

Obviously nothing wrong with wanting to make money, but personally I'm very much for doing something you enjoy assuming it at least lets ends meet. Plus, with her YouTube career it's not like she would only have one source of income
Yes agreed! She seems much more interested in criminal law than corporate law. It’s becoming more and more apparent that she’s not that down to earth girl and just someone that’s money hungry.
Also what’s GG?
 
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Merpedy

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The whole “I go back on my terms” rubbed me up the wrong way lol. Not everyone has that option, you go back to the office if your boss says, end of.
The bit sort of made me raise an eyebrow

I know the post is aimed at graduates but it very much feels like it's aimed at 'successful' graduates. I know plenty of people who graduated and went on to work full time at the local supermarket or other essential roles that wouldn't have had the choice to be working from home to begin with. It just feels slightly out of touch imo
 
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IAmNeverSatisfied

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I was gonna ask the same question. I feel like since she actually isn't straight her dropping hints etc isn't a bad thing and just goes to show she came out when she felt comfortable and I respect her for it :)
I suppose but at the same time when she did an answering questions from Instagram video and put a question about sexuality in the thumbnail but didn’t actually answer it that did rub some people the wrong way
 
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jiggy_girl

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To be honest I don't blame her for leaving. I'm just finishing my law degree and I can't imagine doing that, the LPC, a masters and being expected to work the hours they work in big firms. It would kill most people's enthusiasm for the job
 
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miagia

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Out of curiosity what is the standard path of someone that gets a training contract in law? Is it you qualify and just stay at the firm?

If you train in accounting at the big 4, the point about someone leaving within 4 months of qualifying is not out of the ordinary, in fact more leave in the first year of qualifying than stay.
There is a lot of moving but usually (if you get an NQ job you want at the firm you trained at) you tend to stay for 2/3 years at least...and then there is another exodus at senior associate level when people realise they aren't going to be/don't want to be partner.
 
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Roz___z

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Oh no 🤦🏼‍♀️ eves new video is about taking herself on a date. Why is she doing the same bad videos as jade!
 
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Roz___z

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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 lol
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 good
 
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Lola123

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My problem at the moment is definitely coming back to Youtube for a random sponsored video for the paycheque.
Yes, at least pretend that you want to do it, like upload 2 other random ones.... and the post the sponsored content
 
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Merpedy

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I mean to be fair to her- pretty sure Aug and Sept were the months our idiotic government was stupidly forcing everyone back out; get back into office ads, eat out to help out, travel minister telling us to save economy and fly.

Bit calculated that she didn’t post about it though
Most people even then knew that it was a stupid idea by the government tbf

I will say that she seems to have been MIA on social media for a good while though so it’s not surprising she wouldn’t have posted about it
 
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Mentioned it and discussed it in some small detail before but she also didn’t seem to be that interested in corporate law, judging by her YT anyway. A lot of her law “in depth” videos were on criminal law

I think if she wanted to she could cut out her channel to be a source for ‘developments in law’ (I know there’s a specific term for this but it escapes my mind) for her specific area. Law students are always encouraged to keep up with that as it’s good for interviews and what not, yet it can be a bit hard to do. It seems like an obvious choice for her to make but eh 🤷🏼‍♀️
I was suprised as to why she chose corporate law when she was very much into criminal. It is way harder to make money and breakthrough in criminal law, anyone would be seduced by the 100k, the flashy firms and Eve seemed to fall for that.
 
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Dear Reader

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I dunno how it works? Do they take on more trainees than they’ve got jobs for?
Firms spend huuuge amount on trainees to train them up to qualification & like to train them to fit with their specific firm's culture - it's a big investment - so they like to retain as many people as they can
 

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Roz___z

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Yeah I have that style of cup from B&M and they do get battered quite easily so I'd never spend a huge amount on them.



That's something I don't get either, Influencers boast that they've spent "so much time" on their secret projects but I'm pretty sure I could go onto redbubble right now and put a logo on a hoodie in less than five minutes.
It’s honestly kinda irritating. I got really excited and then turns out they’re just overpriced items. I personally got a cup like that at Starbucks for £10... plus I’d say it’s more durable. She obviously wanted to create a community of people who really liked coffee but it just flopped as those people were her friends and not very interesting people either. It could have honestly been really cool but it wasn’t. Someone said liking coffee isn’t a personality trait and she’s taking her coffee addicting too far if you see what I mean
 
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DietGossip

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She’s employed at a magic circle firm, right? Then it was pretty obvious she wasn’t going to do youtube for much longer. Work-Life-Balance at such a firm usually means come in at 5am and use the amazing gym but then you gotta stay til 10pm o_O
I definitely think she didn't consider just how much work a real life job would be.
 
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