Mar 7 2008, 12:05 AM
QUOTE(aed_ee @ Mar 6 2008, 11:19 PM)
BDO is emerging FAST & they pay well .... really well!! They even pulled most employees from KPMG corporate finance team.
But trust me .... DONT GO EY! Should you consider EY, might as well go BDO or PwC as they pay better and they provides training before you go on a job. EY only revising their salary and it is not confirmed yet whilst other accounting firms already revised ages ago. EY does not provide training before you go to do a job, it depends on when you join. Usually they gives training around Jun - Oct. In addition, there is not much good food around that area at night, only mamak (Ali Maju X 3) and a MacD.
Good luck in your decision.
PS: I was an employee from EY. Quitted ages ago!
I guess BDO may be up and coming. But for a fact they won't be able to steal all the large clients. Which is why PwC is considered no.1 even tho we have less clients than EY. Go to most of the Fortune 500 co.s and most likely they won't know what BDO is. But trust me .... DONT GO EY! Should you consider EY, might as well go BDO or PwC as they pay better and they provides training before you go on a job. EY only revising their salary and it is not confirmed yet whilst other accounting firms already revised ages ago. EY does not provide training before you go to do a job, it depends on when you join. Usually they gives training around Jun - Oct. In addition, there is not much good food around that area at night, only mamak (Ali Maju X 3) and a MacD.
Good luck in your decision.
PS: I was an employee from EY. Quitted ages ago!
From a Corporate finance perspective going from Big 4 to BDO is considered a demotion. You normally aim for the foreign IBs or PE houses after serving your time. Its all about deal value and volume. Check out Thomson Financials latest figures for this..you won't find BDO anywhere....
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