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First up-thx for answering my question.Yes it does. I'm glad to hear that it is not challenging but more work.I think I'm better at handling more work compared to tougher open ended situations.So that is definitely a plus.

If I do I'l mostly be doing law as part time while i work .However the most important thing for me here is to understand if I will like it or not.I took up engineering only to realize it wasnt for me .So what I am asking is like if there is some way of knowing what i'll do? Will it be more research, will it require more talent than hard work - do you see what I am saying? Like if you asked me about my job -i'll probably tell you that you'll need to know a computer language well and you'll be dealing with loads of code figuring out where we screwed.There be limited tools and you'll need a good understanding of fixing stuff on your own.

Also is there some sort of free intern or junior level job I could possibly do to get a hang of stuff?

For someone who is considering a complete career change from say engineering to law what resource would you advice to give me a feel of what I am getting into? Some sample course material, examples of what actually we'll be required to do would be great!Thx