Don't forget the influencer starter kit gesture of constantly snatching invisible things from the air.
Don't forget the influencer starter kit gesture of constantly snatching invisible things from the air.Every time she does that annoying smirk/shoulder raise/head tilt (if that makes sense lmao)
Randomly thought of her during the week and caught up on this thread, then the new video popped up on my youtube. She's a bit too chirpy/preachy for my taste and I do find her quite dramatic - example A, the montage of her on the tube at the beginning of the video lol. BUT, it always seemed obvious even to me as a casual watcher that she was too creative to be a lawyer for life.
Also, nothing to do with the video, but she has never looked so unreal! Obsessed with the haircut and glasses.
I thought the same thing when she said that. She had a 'profile' though, coming in with her Youtube stuff so that probably worked against her in a sense that I bet she was scrutinised by her colleagues a lot more than a normal trainee.Good on her for deciding what she wants in life, interesting how she said she was "an okay lawyer, but wasn't the best". Makes me wonder if those FT comments about her not being known as very good at her job are accurate
At least know she realises there's more to her than being a lawyer, what is it with Eve and her always talking about being state school educated? You're not the only one lmao.I thought the same thing when she said that. She had a 'profile' though, coming in with her Youtube stuff so that probably worked against her in a sense that I bet she was scrutinised by her colleagues a lot more than a normal trainee.
I was a bit weirded out at that comment, not gonna lie. Not everybody can be the best at their job anyway??? As long as you do what you're supposed to do, there's no need to be the absolute best at what you do. It's a very toxic mindset to have, in any aspect of your life, and one that's quite immature imo.Good on her for deciding what she wants in life, interesting how she said she was "an okay lawyer, but wasn't the best". Makes me wonder if those FT comments about her not being known as very good at her job are accurate
For someone who made law their entire schtick it's ironic she was "okay" at it.I was a bit weirded out at that comment, not gonna lie. Not everybody can be the best at their job anyway??? As long as you do what you're supposed to do, there's no need to be the absolute best at what you do. It's a very toxic mindset to have, in any aspect of your life, and one that's quite immature imo.
I think she just meant that she wasn't the most "driven". She did her work but she wasn't THAT type - I don't know much about the legal equivalent but for med, you know the types that are always wanting to learn and do more? They stay to see the surgeries, they volunteer first to try everything, they jump in on cases.I was a bit weirded out at that comment, not gonna lie. Not everybody can be the best at their job anyway??? As long as you do what you're supposed to do, there's no need to be the absolute best at what you do. It's a very toxic mindset to have, in any aspect of your life, and one that's quite immature imo.
I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s a common mindset in law to an extent, especially among recent graduates who maybe haven’t settled down as muchI was a bit weirded out at that comment, not gonna lie. Not everybody can be the best at their job anyway??? As long as you do what you're supposed to do, there's no need to be the absolute best at what you do. It's a very toxic mindset to have, in any aspect of your life, and one that's quite immature imo.
Consider this a late/early birthday present:Really need someone to do a snarky rundown like that guy in the Ruby Granger thread. Far more fun than watching the video!
I mean tbf not working 12 hour days probably helps with having the time to do things she actually enjoys - but yeah, I think it's a stepping stone that allowed her to safely get out of the meat grinder of corporate law, and she'll move on fairly soon.Eve: I JUST REALLY NEEDED SOMETHING TO USE MY CREATIVE ENERGY!!!
Also Eve: Er…decides to work in contract automation….
she thanked her in the video bio lmaoI'm suprised she hasn't mentioned her girlfriend at least once in this video
Wow, nevermind. Eve's whole personality is Gen Z slang, being state school educated (join the 93% club?) having a girlfriend and being a woman in law. Oh wait, tech.she thanked her in the video bio lmao
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