i think its slightly higher than that

Sorry, forgot to mention that I'm not an acca holder but a degree holder..

This post has been edited by xDingx: Mar 8 2011, 01:23 PM

RM2,600 - RM2,850 depending on firm / class of degree.

The rate is pretty standard. If I were you, I wouldn't worry too much about RM100 - RM200 difference in pay.

hi all, I have submitted my resume last month to PwC and E&Y as well. Both has no reply yet is it a good sign? Any idea how long is it going to take for them to reply me?

Thanks for advising. i'm a final year student btw.,

try giving them a call.

Give them a call to follow-up. Never hurts to go an extra step.

going for PwC's assessment session tomorrow. Anymore tips from all seniors here?

thanks!

Alright! I'll try to call them up soon thanks!

Lilster, are you a final year student as well? when did you submit your resume? anyway, best of luck to u for the assessment!

still need to clear one more acca paper.

i submitted long time ago, like few months back. but they called me for the session recently only.

Hmm spotted some lengluis for the assessment today

Haha...i heard there r a lot of lenlui in the big 4

I was called by EY to attend an interview for tax position, may i know how is the interview process? what kind of assessment i need to complete? and how many interviewers will i face? because i receive an email from a EY tax manager regarding the interview session with EY, stated in the email that there will be 3 interviewers (with 3 of their names) during the interview.....

Thanks...

LOL Thanatos. dont tell me you are CY. hahaha

What CY? -_________-

lol cheng yong.

i thought u're already a PwC employee? or did u went for the assessment too?

I'm already an employee, but I bumped into some of them early morning when I was getting my ticket stamped by reception

So early in the morning checking them out

I walked my friend up to 10th floor for the assessment, but didnt see any lengchais...

wow so many PwC seniors here. hope can join u guys ^^

tremendously overwhelmed by the warm welcome and loved the environment around.

Tax interview usually has HR, hiring manager and hiring Partner involved. I don't think they have implemented any formal written assessments since I left last year, but I could be wrong. If it's still status quo, then it's just a friendly conversation.

Certain partners may ask technical questions, so be ready with your knowledge of the Income Tax Act. It's much more a test of your communication skill than anything else.

hi CKJ, currently u are in which firm?

hi lilster i wanna ask whether u apply for audit position in which firm and any reply from them till now?

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Added on March 11, 2011, 12:06 pmsorry hahahaha lilster i think wrong ppl

This post has been edited by patrick0099: Mar 11 2011, 12:06 PM