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Message: <blockquote data-quote="habituallylatte" data-source="post: 47166" data-attributes="member: 5921">Although some firms may ask this explicitly, either in an application form or at an interview, I formulated the following question as part of my own self-reflection into my motivations:If you want to work on a broad range of matters, on cross-border, complex transactions etc, why do you want to be a lawyer rather than a management consultant?I know the difference between what lawyers do and what consultants do, but both seem to fulfil the criteria that people usually point to when describing why they want to be a lawyer. Plus, nobody genuinely wants to read fine print at 2:00AM, checking for typos, and I don't believe wanting to think about fine points of the law is a useful, solid motivation for being a corporate lawyer considering what such lawyers actually do.So, in short, give me a plausible reason not be a management consultant.I apologise if this has been covered before, but I wasn't able to find such a thread.Thanks!</blockquote>

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