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Aparna Pujar’s “Closing Argument”
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There was a time when I was struggling to find a job because although I had passed the bar exam on my very first attempt and had a Columbia degree, without any H1B work visa, it was very difficult for me to find a job. But I had to find a job by hook or crook because of the student loan. Many people did tell me I should just pack my bags and go home, but I persisted thanks to the support of my family and my loved ones. So a few key lessons and the verdict from my experience is that you need to have courage to embrace change and be persistent even in adversity. If I could write a book on my life, I would call it Courage Across Continents or The Girl Who Tried and Made It.
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