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  But what this class has forced me to admit to myself, is that going to work for a big law firm is a choice too, just like my parents could have stayed in Russia, and Israelites chose to remain in Egypt.  If that is the path that I will take, the defense of inevitability is a hollow one.  Even if I am being ushered towards bonds, mortgages, securities and mergers, I could choose to lose my place in line and go do something else.   
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> Toma, this is a wonderful paper. I think part of the reason working for a firm resembles slavery is the the idea that once you hop off the conveyor belt, there's no way back into a firm. We're scared that if we try something else after law school, the option of a firm will be foreclosed, and none of us want to close any doors that we don't have to. So we start working at a firm, thinking that we can always leave and do something else. Then once we start, we feel like we can't leave since we won't be able to come back.
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 But what this class has forced me to admit to myself, is that going to work for a big law firm is a choice too, just like my parents could have stayed in Russia, and Israelites chose to remain in Egypt.  If that is the path that I will take, the defense of inevitability is a hollow one.  Even if I am being ushered towards bonds, mortgages, securities and mergers, I could choose to lose my place in line and go do something else.
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+Toma, this is a wonderful paper. I think part of the reason working for a firm resembles slavery is the the idea that once you hop off the conveyor belt, there's no way back into a firm. We're scared that if we try something else after law school, the option of a firm will be foreclosed, and none of us want to close any doors that we don't have to. So we start working at a firm, thinking that we can always leave and do something else. Then once we start, we feel like we can't leave since we won't be able to come back.

Revision 3	r3 - 12 Jun 2012 - 14:49:40 - HarryKhanna
Revision 2	r2 - 19 May 2012 - 05:44:50 - TomaLivshiz

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