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- Опубліковано 16 лип 2024
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Let's unpack 5 differences between working as an attorney in private practice versus working as a lawyer in the corporate sector. Which one appeals to you?
00:00 Intro
02:13 Culture
05:03 Overtime payment
07:36 Time spent at work
09:11 Promotion
10:57 Who you work for
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I definitely left out an important difference!!! 🥺🥴
‼️Billing ‼️
In private practice - you are given a monthly target in terms of billing hours. Eg. You must bill 168 hours in a month = 8 hours a day. That is what brings in money for the firm. They care a lot about you reaching your target and it stresses a lot of attorneys every month.
In corporate - No billable hours are required. You don’t have to worry about how much money you make for the company. Just do your work.
Oh my goodness timesheet 🙆🏽♀️🙆🏽♀️🙆🏽♀️
I just wanted my Legal Career in Corporate. This makes so much sense, thank you for this.
Thank you for the video Atle... I'm late, watching now. Thanks for exposing us to options outside of the Law firm. I'm currently working as a Compliance Specialist and I think I'm enjoying corporate. I don't have law firm experience as I'm still studying towards my LLB.
The culture in corporate is super chilled, but demanding depending on the company and its business.
Corporate also has more exposure as compared to firm's from observation, which I think I'll get bored doing one thing over and over again.
I agree with your observations ✅
I definitely recommend the experience at some point in your career. There’s also a lot to learn in a firm 🥲
@@atleganggovuza6733 definitely, I will consider it when I do my articles, thanks .
Being in the Audit industry (Private sector) currently and have experienced the government sector i have picked up similarities.
I have to agree that private sector is a bit stressful however the experience i unmatched. I have learnt ALOT in an Audit firm more than when j was in government, ofcause the money in private is less but as you said gain the experience in order to be able to go do the work in Corporate.
This was very informative
💯 agree with you fully
I agree with everything being said here as someone who has worked in both industries. And I definitely agree, stay in practise as long as you can!
First one here💃💃💃
So informative 🥺✨ I am currently doing my articles at a law firm , and I have been asking myself what the differences are . So thank you for shedding some well needed light 😊
You’re welcome 🥲
Thank you for this...your videos are always so insightful.
You’re welcome 🤗
Aghhh I love it here🥰
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This was so helpful ❤
This was very helpful and informative, thank you! :)
This was very helpful.Thank you ❤
We are definitely growing🤗
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Thank you so much for this sis❤️❤️
Welcome 🤗
Thank you so much for this atli❤️🙏
Welcome 🤗
Thank you ❤
Good Day Atli,
Oh wow what an interesting Vlog about the 2 different working spaces one can venture into as a law graduate! 😍😃This was so insightful I don't want to lie and it sounds good that to have a wholesome experience, it is really a good idea to venture into both worlds but the essence is in balancing of which stage of one's career can they do so.
I have a question: So lets say you're a practising attorney/advocate, can't you work at a corporate company and do all the work required so as to avoid the company having to outsource some of the work you spoke of that gets outsourced?
And the billing you drafted about here sounds really stressful hey... I mean I can already imagine in my head how it must be, because I remember I once had an interview years ago at one of the big insurance companies and they spoke of how they don't remunerate their employees by a basic salary but that they earn by commission of sales made! Yoh I was so so stressed hearing this🙆🙆 🙆🙆and I remember there was another candidate with me and after the interview we walked and talked about how we couldn't do this and how shy we were and that we could never cope as sales representatives because that job was too stressful for us to handle!
But listening to your dissection here, I can believe that it is a different space to work at a law firm as an admitted and practising attorney as opposed to a sales representative and it is not really impossible to succeed in.
Thank you so much. I really appreciate it and I enjoyed this episode.❤
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Thank you so much for the insightful video!
Would a corporate law firm like Bowmans be considered corporate or private practice?
You’re Welcome 🤗
Law firms have corporate commercial departments, which specialise in corporate law. However, they are still private practices. Hope that makes sense 🌸
@@atleganggovuza6733 Yes it does. Thank you 🤗
Such a smart beautiful lady
Thank you for this. I am currently studying an LLB and have a full-time job at a corporate organisation. Is it possible to do my articles at the legal department in my organisation?
Unfortunately not. Articles are done strictly through law firms ✨
Which of the two do you personally prefer?
Practice for the great knowledge gained 🙏🏾
@@atleganggovuza6733hey atle 🙏🏻why do u not prefer in house? Im planning on doing corporate and i want to practice in the financial service sector ,pls help❤️🙏🏻
Is being a candidate attorney at Legal aid considered private practice???
Yes. It is under practice
Thank you so much for informing us God bless you sister could you please one day inform us as is it wise to do your masters in LLB while you are not working or is possible or not
Thank you 🌸 will do 🙂