patrick: nope.. I'm just a final year student.. graduating this may. Yea.. and I met some of my old frens who took acca they were called for assessment already for PwC. Hopefully we can get ours soon!

audit is exhausting ><

Get some sleep!

boss mao review tomolo. he gave me 1 day to do bloody derivatives ><

should i apply medium firm instead or wait EY and KP to reply?

hi patrick, no harm trying.

ok

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Added on March 15, 2011, 11:06 amthanks for advice

This post has been edited by patrick0099: Mar 15 2011, 11:06 AM

Hi all,

I heard some Crowe Horwath ppl said that Crowe Horwath gonna take over Deloitte's big 4 position in Malaysia, is that true??

EY Ipoh call me for interview....i just grab it...If let say I accepted the job and work for few mths, can i request for transfer to KL division? Will it work? BTW i live at ipoh

not impossible but rarely

then i interview first but it is better to work in KL right?hahahaha muz think carefully

yes all of their big clients are in kl office. u do in branches u become jack of all trades but master of none. more like normal medium firms where u audit all different types of industries.

have to rely on KP then.....hahahahaha thanks for advice....

Dear all who r working or had worked with Deloitte,

I'm joining Deloitte Enterprise Risk Services (ERS) soon, can u guys tell me how is the working environment or culture and the ppl in Deloitte? and its client profile, does Deloitte has many PLC clients?

I'm currently working with 1 of the top medium firm, when i told my colleagues i'm joining Deloitte, normally their response was "huh? y u join Deloitte??", say like Deloitte is not as good as those medium firm....is Deloitte really tat bad?

its a good co. but the malaysia office tend to have relatively more negative reviews from people who work there.

btw its top in the world.

u means Deloitte is the top among the big 4 in the world? i tot is PwC or EY

PwC top in malaysia but world is deloitte

from what i know, deloitte m'sia clients are mostly japanese companies, and they are better in tax than audit.

It's all about perception. The only thing that differentiates the firms among each other is market share. Whether the firm is "good" or not depends who you work with when you join. There are good consultants and bad consultants in every firm. You can join EY or PwC and end up with a crappy manager/partner and you still won't learn much. Or you can join a small firm and work for a good mentor-type partner and learn fast.

I wouldn't be concerned about the firm's so-called reputation among your friends and peers. They aren't hiring you. Anyone who tells you your experience in DKC is not are valuable as your experience in EY or PwC or KPMG is quite retarded IMO. All this "I'm better than you perception" is just syok sendiri. When you apply for job in future, employers don't say "EY / PwC experience perferred", they say "Experience in Big 4 accounting firm will be an advantage".

oh so you encouraged those graduates to take experience in Big4 first?really need it because currently EY ipoh and medium firm request for interview till now and no reply for any Big4