500+ connections. 1,447 followers. Zero posts. He is building an audience for a show he has not announced.

Eight-part harmony. Coordinated blazers. Actually a good singer. The most impressive thing on his resume. Buried under three law jobs.

Chicken tikka masala. Naan. Never wavers. Never questions it. If only he brought this energy to career decisions.

By all accounts, a great dad. Two kids now — he just welcomed a son into the world. The man shows up for his family in a way he has never shown up for a single law firm. No notes. Genuine, unironic respect.

Proposed on a helicopter pad. One knee. Professionally documented. More commitment shown in this single moment than to any single employer. Meghana said yes.

DTLA engagement shoot. Full suits. Multiple outfit changes. Married Megs, May 12, 2018. This is what conviction looks like. Take notes, resume.

He left. He reflected. He consulted. He made decks about other people's problems so he wouldn't have to think about his own. He flew business class to Cleveland. And then — after all of that soul-searching — he went back. Same letterhead. Sharper rate. The industry has a word for this arc. Several, actually. We won't use them here. We'll just note that the exit interview and the re-onboarding email are now in the same Gmail thread.

When Harvard retired its shield — a slaveholder's family crest — Parth argued it should stay, on the grounds of tradition. The institution disagreed. He lost. He has since demonstrated a general ability to adapt. Except, as noted, professionally.