U not necessary get alot exposure even u work
In big 4
And u work in sg medium firm for 2 years also can switch to big 4 in sg. U might waste a year but if u have 2 years exp in big 4 my, not necessary will get same pos and might down grade also.

When this 2 options have similar outcome, u have to consider how much u can save during this 2 years.
Let's say both side u can save 500 in own currency. U can sve double in sg

how to say..
if u really wish to work in Sg, better go there earlier. need time to adapt the environment. plus, as the above said u might have a downgrade in ur position as well.

there r actually pros and cons of working in big4...depends on how u see it
con: get old faster!!

haha I'm a guy so I think age not too big deal.. just aiming to learn as much as possible for future marketability..

If you start off in a mid-tier in SG and aim to hop over to big4 later on, pretty much guaranteed they will discount 1 year experience off you, you most likely get downgraded or if you are lucky, retain your position but will be held back from promotion.

On the other hand, if you start off in a big4 in KL, and assuming you stay till at least s1 level and above, higher chances of being able to retain your position, especially if you go back to the same big4 in SG. But of course, there is no fixed rule on this, it all depends on how you negotiate with them during your interview.

In terms of exposure I guess nothing much to talk about at freshie level. But in terms of learning curve and structure, I would think that big4 would be more structured compared to mid-tier.

Which one to choose really depends on what is your priority I reckon.

may i know anyone of u know how to go Deloitte by public transport from wangsa maju??

u either need to take bus to KL and change a bus to deloitte OR take lrt to Kelana Jaya and bus to the office.
there's no direct transport from wangsa maju to deloitte.

sorry, cant help you much

may I know how to send my CV to Deloitte MY?

I visited http://careers.deloitte.com/malaysia/exper...xperienced.aspx but couldn't find anywhere to submit my application, and they mentioned DON'T submit through the "email us" option..

Click on the jobs and apply online?

The link is for experienced section though. I believe you are a fresh grad right?

ya but if I click on the student section link, it bring me to internship section instead..
hmmm nvm I'll try exploring around again later and see how it goes.

okok.. but may i know how long is the duration for the bus to reach deloitte??

By the way, im going to join for deloitte tax, but which part would you think it would be the best to develop??
like corporate tax, global employee services and indirect tax. i m appreciate for your help. tq

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hope can help you.

This post has been edited by ang3llonz: Dec 4 2011, 05:27 PM

i'm not too sure how long it takes to get there by bus.
u've to try it urself.

for me, i think it is corporate tax for beginners. u would get a hands-on about the corporate and individual tax computation (at least, it is not as narrow as GES and indirect tax). once u get the experience, then u could switch to other areas.

have u applied for other big4, than Deloitte? or you have already gone for the interview and secure a job there?

ok, i'm not sure whether they can switch me to corporate tax or not as that day she was telling me for GES. Actually, i got my intern at DFK　oledi. just my lecturer ask me go to Deloitte interview for experience. yup, Deloitte are offering me a intern position.

thanks alot

Oh. u may try interview at Deloitte and compare the 2.
If u have an intern experience in Deloitte n do well, they might consider u as a permanent staff or easier to go for other big4 in future. Then, u may ask for transfer in future.
Well, this is my opinion only.

i oledi interview at Deloitte oledi.
yup, thats what i think too. hope can change to corp tax loh. that day she ask me to go to GES. haiz

This post has been edited by ang3llonz: Dec 4 2011, 08:27 PM

normally how many year does a acca fresh graduate take to be promoted to audit senior?

with commitment and no major screw-ups, 2 years...well, if you are lucky then you might get considered for early promotion in 1 1/2 years too. depends on how good is your appraisal and how much your upper management backs u up in the staff review meeting

i feel bad for my jobscope,
is thr any advantage for that??
at least make me feel better..tq

*Kindly describe the intern(s) job and responsibilities.
1. Assist to call Malaysian Inland Revenue Board (MIRB) on tax status / tax position of assignees.

2. Assist to draft tax computation and tax returns for international assignees.

3. Assist to collect and verify passport at MIRB for assignees leaving Malaysia that qualifies as tax resident.

4. Assist to upload tax returns to tracker (online portal to deliver tax returns to assignees).

That is pretty much what an intern does... on the bright side, you have some free time to study on your own. Use your company's resources to read up as much as you can and ask your colleagues.. that way you will learn more

Sometimes their offer not as good as the small company. Too competitive ... if only i were working as a director in one of these companies