I applied aa and finance officer. i received call for finance position. Does finance officer has great learning and exposure compare to audit?

Got a lot of auditing skills but I think should be DEALING and ANALYSIS. You need to be good in networking and capable to talk to different people. Auditors normally interview finance managers or at best CFOs. But consultants can range from CEOs to Datuks. Analysis skills is to help back up your communication skills. Cannot simply talk crap right ?

Not a lot, but the goods ones are not easy to get into like Bain, BCG, McKinsey,.....etc. Can wiki them I guess. I heard their junior paid in USD. Its like triple compared to auditors.

Acca membership I dont think consultant will help, cos its either finance, law or business related, hardly about accounting. I think it will be at much slower rate though. I never heard a management consultant company with ACCA recognition. If you really want a good qualification, think of MBA.
Actually comes to consulting, what they really want is jack of all trades rather than speciallist. Accountant / auditor strikes me more to speciallist type. Of course its just a general stereotype as everyone will not subject to similar treatment.

Emmm, this really depends. But what I generally heard that freshie that joins advisory have very slow learning curve. Sooner or later they will be thrown to audit to learn some stuffs. But this highly depend on which advisory you join. Some have peak periods while some remain constant. But I heard best to join consultancy or advisory after few years of external experience. Thats why you can hear people without business background to become advisors such as doctors, engineers, lawyers,.....etc. Bcos they can advise based on the field of experience.

The transferable skill ai mentioned is only those I think will be most relevant. Of course, I think among all fields, you will learn the most in audit as a freshie which you need to know almost everything out of something. From there you can build you niche, some like to be problem solving auditor, some professional analytical auditor while some just action packed gung ho style.

Just one question, how well do you think you know the details of how our clients operations are?
I might know the rough processes, and what sort of documents are needed along the way, but I've got little idea of what their decision making processes are like, or what sort of thought process do they go through on whether to decide on make payments etc or not.

Without knowing the details, I find it hard to sell myself as a subject matter expert, even though I've been doing say client X for the last 4 years.

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..

just wondering, i'm already offered a job in firm A which starts in Jan but also accepted for interview in another firm B... should I reveal during the interview that I'm already offered a job in firm A? thanks

want to ask about the salary,
ACCA graduate with OBU will get pay around 2.7k-2.9 but if both of these result pending, how much will it be? and if the result come out ACCA fail but OBU pass then the salary will be revised to Degree grad?

Only if your investments meet the requirements of the independence policies of the audit firm you are working in. Generally, you and your immediate family members will not be allowed to invest in shares in PLCs (and group of companies under those PLCs) that are clients, regardless of whether or not you are assigned to the team that provide services to these clients.

In many countries such as USA and UK, there are Independence Regulations; Big4 have lots of MNC clients, and the audits of these companies could be subjected to compliance of these regulations.
Example: Audits of MNC with operations/Head Office in USA maybe subjected to the Securities and Exchange Commission's independence requirements (very strict!).

If you wish to know more on this topic, you can always google "Auditor Independence Issues"

Is Russell Bedford consider big 4?

May i know anybody having internship there before recently?

Erm no idea for the moment, some times every types of firms have its own good. I'm going to attend interview at Russell this thursday for internship. Do you know that whether the interview there will be hard to success?

what's the range of pay that I should be expecting from a med firm in Sg if I have almost 1/2 year of exp in med firm here?

Question:is there a need to suit up for any of the big 4 interviews?

PWC ACCA grad 2700

and if you are 1st class hon degree holder get as much as ACCA graduates + big4 willing to sponsor your prof qualification+plenty of study leave.

May i know what is the market salary for ACCA Finalist(without OBU or any degree)

i have one question here,
i have receive an invitation from Pwc to attend its assessment...
how long does it takes for them to finish one interview session with their candidates?

thxx guys...
your help is greatly appreciated ^^

oic....
final question here,
does it involve any group discussion or group presentation....
and usually how long does it take for them to shortlist their candidates after the assessment....

thanks for your reply

By take in you mean getting an offer or getting to the interview stage ?

i work for pwc starting august. when u going to work?