Kinda obvious based on your description as certain items are specific to Deloitte.

U in Malaysia or Singapore one ?

Anyone in big 4 Sg? Do they consider/value working experiences in singapore sme? or they only want experienced people from big 4 malaysia?

Eh? I thought 3.2k, i suppose i'm looking at a top graduate profile with CGPA 3.75 with ACCA.

Which division?

I'm one of their vendors for IT professionals.

Divisions:
ERS - Enterprise Risk Services
Deloitte SEA Services - IT Shared Service Centre.

well might be. the base pay for fresh grad is 3, no less. can go up to 3.5k depending on qualification.

Attempted pwc's numerical test but only managed to answer 18 out of 28 questions. Does it mean its hard to pass?

you completed all and answer wrongly?

the numerical test is graded on the number of correct answers you give in the time allowed, in this case, it should be 1 hour.

May I know more about this? Do u mean for audit line? What qualification can earn up to 3.5k? ICAEW or master degree?

From what my friend says this is how the increment looks like at the Big 4 in Msia (excl Deloittes)

Yr 1: 2.8k
Yr 2: 3.0k +/-
Yr 3: 4.0k +/-

After tht, it depends if u get promoted or not since promotion in these first 3-4 yrs are almost an entitlement

Hi everyone, i need some advise. I get job offer from kpmg and bdo penang, I am applying for tax position, I am in dilemma now which firm I should join.

My concern is the working environment of both firms and the training they provide. I understand that their workload may be the same but kpmg may have more exposure, which firms will have a better working culture?

Another concern is the training aspect. I see this importantly because I want to be a tax planner in the future. Which firms provide better training to staffs, how they provide their training, do they send their staffs to external training such as seminar?

If someone is working there or have friends work there, please give some advise or comparison about these two firms, thank you.

Anyone working in transfer pricing PWC ? How's the working working environment?

anyone here in IT Audit ? How is it ? as compared to external audit? Because I am planning to take CISA and eventually try IT audit afterward.

It is hard for a account-degree background to do IT audit ?

anyone know how long b4 u can reapply for big 4 again after they rejected u?do they allow u to apply other department after getting rejected?and would working few months in small firm increase my chance?

I was only given 25 mins. Answered 18, left 10, didnt make guesses. Didnt have enough time to digest the questions and the statements/graphs. Total mess. :'( kinda nailed the interview, only left my test scores. Did I fail?

same here,i just picked all "true" when i left with 30 seconds to go

its ok, no one ever finish that test anyway haha, you are graded with the question you answered.

If out of 18, 9 is correct, I think its a pass. But i dunno whether the exam standards have changed, if the interviewer shows great interest at you, its a good thing.

My advise is go Big
Both will be tough learning curve(in audit, not sure about tax)
But why choose mid firm when u can go to big4?

True? I was having numerical test not verbal. Then did u manage to pass? I couldn't make guesses, there were 6-8 choices for one q :'( im done for 😢

its a 40 qs true,false or cannot say numerical test which come with 6 data sheets and it was hell haha

Best if it works out that way. Unsure cos the hr said MUST attempt all.

Whaaat?? 40qs? When did u have that test? In main or branch office? Rarely see true false cannot say numerical tests, except those free online assessment sets. Then time given? Or ur talking about Deloitte's assessments?