10 years ago, you could get a decent job without much LCing and mostly using your credentials. Today LC is everywhere and difficulty levels are increasingly harder even at lower tier companies.
Where do you think this is headed?
(If you choose no, please post what you think will be the alternative)
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The top tier firms in tech will give you a shot if you apply often enough and their standards are (relatively) clear. Cravath won’t spit at you if you didn’t go to a top 6 law school
At stripe they give you access to a codebase and you have to do something on it