QUOTE(Veena @ Apr 18 2008, 07:02 PM)
I'm not private investigator lar... just bored and do some ridiculous research... U like my dog a? Come see him lar.. See he likes u or not..
I dun really understand abt the question u ask abt HR.. cause I went D for interview... previously chinese lady called me, then over there a malay lady guided me for assessment then a guy brought me to level 19 for interview cause not enuf room...
KPMG leh, I think ladies la.. but I seen a guy in the HR dept also named Evan [Org Putih]..
EY will be a lady lor... PWC ... as I know.. HR manager is a malay lady, then followed by a new recruitted HR guy named Reuben then 2 chinese girls... That's all I know..
How abt BDO??
** There's someone asking abt how long to wait for a called offering for job after interview?? Anyone can answer??

Its actually Ivo Van Der Kleij, He's a Dutchman. He has 3 chinese lady teammates, Nancy, Grace and Synn Li
EY has got jocelyne yeap with Soo Fern as HR Director. Both very pleasant ladies who was very accomodating and understanding
PwC, Reuben was very helpful and damn efficient. HR Director = Salika

Deloitte and BDO = sorry, was never interested, therefore didnt do my research and send my application. no offence.
PwC and KPMG was bloody efficiency. i got my offer 2 hours immediately after interview from KPMG while i took longer for PwC, approx 4hrs max
I had to wait til the next day for EY for my offer though.
QUOTE(jactval @ Apr 19 2008, 12:51 AM)
Just curious, in what age do you guys first enter/employed by Big4s? Let's said if a fresh graduate who intends to work in Big 4s, yet he has no working experience prior to this, at his age of around 23, 24. It is advisory for him to gain 1, 2 years of working experiences before he apply for the job of Big 4s (maybe around 25, 26 years old already) or straight away looks for Big 4s job without experience at all?
Frankly speaking, i think you should go straight in as a freshie

these places are great as learning ground (and also build your career of cause if you choose to)
but i always feel its your disadvantage if you join big4 slightly later than most as when you join in as AA2, you'd be competing with much younger, more motivated individuals as well as the probability of a pay-cut you may have to take should u join big4 from a commercial firm. but again this is case by case and pls dont take my word for word.
QUOTE(kevinleng @ Apr 19 2008, 01:29 AM)
As most people join Big4s for exposure, in my most humble opinion; I'd suggest you join the Big4 as a fresh graduate. Then with about 3-4 years working experience move on to greener pastures.
Big4s don't have HR partners. That's the most accurate answer.
this is what i meant
and yes, they dont have HR Partners, they have HR Directors instead.