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Sullivan & Cromwell LLP

Main Office: 125 Broad Street, | New York City | NY | 10004
Phone: 212-558-4000 | Fax: 212-558-3588

Sullivan & Cromwell LLP - Reviews

See reviews for Sullivan & Cromwell LLP from attorneys and other legal professionals below.

The source's positive feedback reflects their strong impression of the Sullivan & Cromwell LLP exceptional performance.
May 16, 2023 - Former Employee
Full time 2022 Former Employee

5.Current EmployeeOverall goodCorporate Paralegal in New York, NYRecommendProsGood people, great free cafeteria food, and I dont feel looked down upon or abused by the lawyersConsOvertime doesnt start until 40 hours, other firms can start at 35

A Superb Business Law Firm
Dec 16, 2017 - Former Employee
Former Employee

This firm needs to consider raising the pay for their employees. If employees aren't feeling appreciated for their position then they will leave.

Sullivan & Cromwell were a very good law firm to work for. They trained me very well when I started and I really felt like I had a strong grasp on my position. They also work with you to further your career and have a lot of upward availability.

The pay could be a little better. Isn't great but isn't horrible either. Other jobs nearby pay the same and sometimes I don't feel worth it to have this position.

No Upward Mobility
Sep 25, 2017 - Current Employee
Current Employee

Allow more opportunities for advancement at this firm. Let employees have a life outside of the firm.

The people here are wonderful, and the benefits are great. There is great support for pro bono projects.

There is no upward mobility or a career to be found here. The work/life balance is not very good here.

A Firm without a Soul
Jun 05, 2017 - Current Employee
Current Employee

Care more for your legal assistants and micro manage less. Trust and reward youremployees, otherwise they'll have little incentive to stay.

A Firm without a Soul

Everything is tediously mechanical here. Management micro manageseverything and terminates individuals without mercy. There's very little room for upward mobilityand even if you put in work 24/7, you'd still have a high chance of remaining where you are. Thecompetition is stiff and most of the employees seem to be robots just trying to get throughanother day of misery.

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