I am a four-years’ PQE corporate lawyer at a magic circle firm. I am respected by my partners and more or less given a free rein to get on with my work. A lot of the deals I work on have partners on the other side, which is beginning to worry me – I enjoy the responsibility and challenge of the work but think I may sometimes be in over my head – I’m still in my 20s, after all.

Will I learn more by asking partners for help or struggling through, no questions asked?

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