QUOTE(peter_pj @ Oct 9 2008, 11:11 AM)
Yes, Big 4 will accept OBU graduates.
I believe the salary of OBU graduate, which is similar to any other university graduate with a degree, and ACCA graduate should be the same. Can anyone else confirm this?
Finally, its up to you really. If you think you can handle the working hours and style in a Big 4 and still continue to concentrate on your studies, then go for the Big 4. But based on my experience, I find that a lot of people who are still doing their professional papers seem to be more "committed/interested" in their work than in their studies, until they even skip classes and don't study consistently. But I would qualify this to say that its because of the person, and not the firm.
Its true that a lot of ppl in Big 4 spend a lot more of their time in their work than in their studies... but it aint coz they're more committed/interested in their work.... many times its coz they dont have a choice but to clear off their work first .. which never really happens coz the work will still keep flowing to you if you;ve got superiors who dont really care and try to squeeze you dry a bit before you leave for your study break and all .. this generally would not happen if u happen to have an understanding manager .. which would lead to a more calm and understanding senior on the job as well ..I believe the salary of OBU graduate, which is similar to any other university graduate with a degree, and ACCA graduate should be the same. Can anyone else confirm this?
Finally, its up to you really. If you think you can handle the working hours and style in a Big 4 and still continue to concentrate on your studies, then go for the Big 4. But based on my experience, I find that a lot of people who are still doing their professional papers seem to be more "committed/interested" in their work than in their studies, until they even skip classes and don't study consistently. But I would qualify this to say that its because of the person, and not the firm.
So, part of it boils down to luck as well .. u could be wishing to concentrate on your studies as much as u want to .. but there are just times you cannot leave ur work as u risk putting urself in bad light and risk promotion in the near future , ur manager being unhappy with u .. etc ...and after all those months of shit you;ve gone thru .. are u ready to risk it just like that ?
And .. while some of these cases can be handled with the usual remedies ... like better time management and all that .. there are also cases where its not up to your time management but your superiors' .. how much can you do if say , your superiors are passing work to u at the last minute ? Having said the above ... it might not always be the superiors' fault as well .. as they have their own pressures .. SOOO .... end of the day .. just hope u r lucky enuff to escape such nightmares
Oct 9 2008, 09:49 PM

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