D, PWC, EY, KPMG.. its all the same.
bad and good. pros and cons. in the end its all about u.
no matter where you are, if you're knowledgeable, hardworking, smart etc. you will definitely shine.

without experience, how are u to market yourself? therefore, experience 1st, salary later.

Currently. The only parking is at Lot F, beside KL Sentral.

Others have all been taken back in the name of development.

Eateries. If you dont mind splurging >RM15 per meal, head on to Sooka Central for lunch. Else there is always the chinese coffee shop across KL Sentral called Mayflower, another one is called Sin Kee. Beside Sin Kee, you can go for the Gossip Cafe as well, not that bad also the pricing.

p/s: Look out for ThanatosSwiftfire, he's more than willing to help. Dedicated PwC staff

garfie u nothing better to do after exam isit

Nola. Promoting you only what....dedicated PwC staff wei...

walao sesshy....action now la hahaha....don't forget you still havent had your dinner yet as well....later cancel i laugh

Jangan gila la, I just spoke to Ming Chin today, will be held in July.

Yala after exam, sot sot already one you.

still got IT jobs provide in these companies?

Deloitte is hiring.. u can try 2 apply..

IT audit?

network engineer, sys developer/analyst..
as for IT audit.. i'm not sure about tat.. u can try 2 apply oso..

IT Auditors are always in demand wherever you go. Just depends whether you're the right kind of person or not.

How's OT treated in EY, KPMG & PwC?

OT is known as Compensation time in PwC. Not all engagements will permit you to claim OT, and those which do, may require you to justify why did you claim for OT. Generally only the larger clients would have enough budget for you to claim OT, and even then you usually claim way less than the actual hours you OT.

PwC is still looking for IT Auditors.

which intake is that?
i'll be joining them in sept

me had been through interview session of PWC in April 2009.
It depend on interviewer. Some may ask technical question some may not.
Me was the unlucky person failed to make into PWC.

Me also been rejected by EY, KPMG (Malaysia and S'pore as well).

Ofocz, there are lucky and unlucky people. I believe B4 aint tat big enuf to accommodate all applicants rite?

Too bad, u r the unluky 1, mb u use this time to sharpen ur skill?

Well, if you don't succeed at entry level, why not work and gain some external audit exp with medium sized firms and then reapply as an experienced cand? Worth a try...

K, then are the hours converted into cash later at some point (prob only if you leave...) or does it get used up as additional leave?

hi,
anyone from EY or PwC??juz wanna ask, for audit, what's the best department or business unit to work in for both firms?Thx

Ask yourself what is your interest first. Then only you decide.