Which company did u work in?

Link is dead.

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Youre so beautiful Erika. would you go out with me?

How

From literally a 30 second KZfaq short 💀 sure

​@@nossenkantermaybe they meant the video

Law school isn't for dummies or half assery. You wouldn't get in if you were in the first place and many wash out and even more trying to pass the bar exam. It's smart people dedicating to school and nothing but school to get there.

@@steveh5307I’d pass it with my eyes closed. Mechanical Engineer major here and i also passed the police exams

It really shows why Lawyers make so much money. Due to the long hours and stress no one wants these jobs

@@pokane850 its a toxic work culture. I worked as a Litigation Paralegal for several years and overworking yourself is valued

@@cjuare123 yeah no point in having money if you aren’t happy and constantly stressed with no time

@@cjuare123I had the same experience

You sorted of answered your own question. The money and happiness are different.

95% of businesses FAIL. And you're working all the time and responsible for everything that happens. There's no clocking out. Stop putting ideas into people's heads without mentioning that it requires even more work and comes with the risk of complete ruin.

That’s an idiotic dream. Being a lawyer is already bad, being a lawyer and working in Japan is even worse

​@@SaintICwhy is it bad ?? I was planning to go to law school after high school , perhaps you could tell me what made you think law is bad?

Yep me too i wanna go to law school, why would it be bad?

I should have been more specific, law is defo a good and lucrative career path, but the hours you have to put it insane, then combine that by workin at a Japanese company, you won't have a life outside of work@@yusrafatima126

​@@yusrafatima126 it's not bad, but being a lawyer is really tough. If you can put in the work to get there though, you should be fine.

My dad is a lawyer and I’m a only child

He got us a decent house my mom works at this spa 70 dollars a hour so?

I appreciate you helping people out. I personally appreciate it. Thank you

I don’t understand how an attorney can practice law in a different state let alone a different country (?) I thought most areas of the law were very state specific.

Same here

It's an ungodly boring job. They sit you at a desk and you read all day long. For 12+ hours a day 6-7 days a week. They have you reading contracts as a greenhorn. You're reading every single contract that comes in but you're reading it for any issues or corrections. You're looking anything you can exploit or be used against you. You then provide briefs for higher ups on them. Day in day out for YEARS. This isn't like turn your brain off reading either. You have to be able to maintain focus and actually understand and read them. It's why the bonuses and burnout rate is so high. The unironic part is this will be one of the first aspect of law to be taken up by AI. They read faster than you, learn faster, and spot nuance and it's only getting better. The only reason it doesn't work for legal stuff right now is because lawyers are shitting themselves. Most of the things people need lawyers for can be done by AI. Even if you do need a trial lawyer most of their behind the scenes work can still be done by AI.

@@seemlessliesur making me rethink my career options…I need to ask you though that is AI really gonna take over corporate law

@@seemlesslies I'm a lead engineer and worked with the legal team here and there. Your explanation sounds correct. And all the issues I had to work with them on were regarding contracts and how we shouldn't say or do certain things because it could be used against us and how we should craft certain clauses.

Same :)

hey, i didn’t really know how to get my channel out there, so, my first video is out!

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Why would you think a lawyer doesn’t make that much? Even if she is selling a course, that’s expected for a corp law salary. I’ve even seen people with 100k+ bonuses. Lmao

@@user-ll1iz4wq6kwhat she learned was people will pay you money in hope of making money

? You clearly know nothing.

​@@user-ll1iz4wq6khe's talking about the "lesson" why she quits to become an "money influencer", not the lawyer corp salary.

My friend worked at the same law firm as her. In the video, she describes why it was absolutely miserable working there

The fact that they are legitimately a mafia and no one bats an eye

😂

Deadass?

So you paid 15% higher than the top marginal tax rate and twice the effective tax rate and those bringing in $5M and up? BS. Only way that true is if you faced huge penalties for not paying your taxes correctly in the first place. So that’s on you.

Yes indeed

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂 Right? This world is so confusing sometimes.

People have different ambitions. It's about leading a life that brings you fulfilment. Some people enjoy study and academic achievement.

Yeah and then be remembered for embarrassing your future children and family

It’s not as much, but she does have a good income! ❤

I think ur law firm contributes to that

I’m not buying it either.

Look up first year salaries on NALP for big firms. It's all public info.

If you go to a top law school and go into corporate law you can pretty confidently do just as well

@@adr77510 Perhaps 🤷

Erika is half Japanese.

It can for me

Be homeless then

@@nimanixo you're homeless

Those jobs go to the cream of the crop, you need to have excellent credentials and grades and interview very well. Only a few schools will place over 20% of the class in them regularly. Everyone else makes around 70k maximum the salary scale is very bimodal. Other than that In the US a law degree is a professional degree that comes after your undergrad degree so firms and companies are willing to pay more. On the other hand, law school here is very expensive and can cost around 300k without scholarships. There are some firms in the UK that can start you at 151k after two years as a trainee

Cool what does she do?

Yeah, they'd have to get a job for that to apply

Far from it 😂

She is beautiful