I Quit My Job As A Lawyer In M’sia And Worked As A Nursery Worker In New Zealand. I Don’t Regret It One Bit

[LexLuthor]

Hummmmm......Boss John fav legal team is .....

Carson Law Chambers.

 

[Patriotmissile]

She should wait for 1 chance to embezzle and retire. E.g. Rashit

 

[k1976]

It is very good for her to chase her dream in a better place IMHO

 

[k1976]

She should wait for 1 chance to embezzle and retire. E.g. Rashit

Not all people like that wan, they are many good people around as well

 

[k1976]

AMDK ish the photographer mah

 

[Eisenhut]

U mean she couldn’t use her legal skills to help the poor and disadvantaged? Lol

Malaysian poor is not worth her help??? Hope ceca and alahu akbar give her good one at nursery

 

[syed putra]

m&d law is in Malay.

You can request judge to speak in English. Or mandarin or other languages with translator.

 

[k1976]

Malaysian poor is not worth her help??? Hope ceca and alahu akbar give her good one at nursery

Can help AMDK to spread peace and love mah

 

[jymifalcon]

Takes guts to walk away from a stable career, but happiness matters more. People underestimate how freeing it feels to drop expectations and just live life on your own terms.

 

[k1976]

Takes guts to walk away from a stable career, but happiness matters more. People underestimate how freeing it feels to drop expectations and just live life on your own terms.

A lot is from peer pressure esp when u live in a very urbanised environment, people unconsciously tend to make comparisons on very funny things

 

[WangChuk]

I Quit My Job As A Lawyer In M’sia And Worked As A Nursery Worker In New Zealand. I Don’t Regret It One Bit

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After completing university, I initially planned to work in Kuala Lumpur, but the lawyer salary is low and after my calculation, I decided to return to my hometown, Malacca as I can save more living with my parents.

Unfortunately, after being called to the bar in 2021, there were no vacancies for litigation lawyers, so I became a conveyancing lawyer instead.

I decided to apply without hesitation when I learned about the opening of New Zealand’s Working Holiday Visa application. Facing my parents’ lack of understanding, I carried the pressure and arrived in New Zealand, never regretting my decision.”

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Lee Jia Ying graduated from law school in 2018, obtained her license in 2019, and completed her internship in 2020.

After being called to the bar in 2021, she worked as a conveyancing lawyer for a year and nine months before resigning and moving to New Zealand.

Jia Ying now works as a nursery worker in the horticulture industry.

This article explores her journey from being a lawyer in Malaysia to working in agriculture in New Zealand.

A Road Not Taken

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Jia Ying decided to study law and later established her law firm. However, after almost two years of working in the legal field, she resigned and pursued a different path in New Zealand.

She initially wanted to work in litigation, driven by her passion for justice and human rights. However, she was unable to find a litigation job in Malacca and settled for a position in property and real estate law.

It was not my dream job and I felt powerless as I worked longer. Some of my colleagues who have worked for many years are still doing the same as I was doing.

For me, it’s mostly about not being able to see a path for myself, going through life in a busy and hazy manner, feeling the need to break free from this cycle and deeply reflect on whether or not I truly enjoy this industry.”

Besides, Jia Ying had always wanted to work abroad but could only pursue this dream after COVID-19 restrictions eased.

However, her decision to move to New Zealand was met with mixed reactions from her family and friends. Some were concerned about her giving up her career, while others supported her pursuit of personal growth and new experiences.

Life at New Zealand

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Jia Ying’s visa allows her to stay in New Zealand for a year (part of New Zealand’s government special visa extension) and she’s able to extend it for another three months if she works in agriculture or horticulture.

go which part of NZ find her siah .... go there marry her and migrate there settle down with her confirm can make big big happy family with her ...

 

[k1976]

go which part of NZ find her siah .... go there marry her and migrate there settle down with her confirm can make big big happy family with her ...

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