QUOTE(habaapaaa @ Apr 14 2016, 11:12 PM)
Could any sifu analyse in more details about the pro and con for each audit department i.e. FS, EUMI, MMG, CIPS etc.? (I heard that FS and EUMI are harder to audit and more work to do?)
Which is good to join if I don't have any preference on all of them?
And some forumers said that in EY you can do what u want i.e. can go back earlier a bit, after finishing your work, the seniors won't keep pushing more tasks to you so that you won't go back earlier than them.. how about PwC?
What is the cut off date for promotion for EY and PwC? If I were to join any of them in July/ August, when will be my latest promotion date?
Since sometimes auditors work until midnight, can they just sleep at the office till the next morning instead of going back?
If from BIG4 jump to middle firm say after 2 or 3 years, will middle firm discount the experience in BIG4?
Will BIG4 pay for your ACCA annual subscription fees? If yes, by how much?
Thank you for your time!
I just went on a firm visit to EY just now. Apparently the HR told us that the contract stated working hours is around 8-5pm, but you have the flexibility to come early and go back early as long as you meet the minimum working hours (BUT she says this usually won't happen, OT is common). The flexibility is limited still.Which is good to join if I don't have any preference on all of them?
And some forumers said that in EY you can do what u want i.e. can go back earlier a bit, after finishing your work, the seniors won't keep pushing more tasks to you so that you won't go back earlier than them.. how about PwC?
What is the cut off date for promotion for EY and PwC? If I were to join any of them in July/ August, when will be my latest promotion date?
Since sometimes auditors work until midnight, can they just sleep at the office till the next morning instead of going back?
If from BIG4 jump to middle firm say after 2 or 3 years, will middle firm discount the experience in BIG4?
Will BIG4 pay for your ACCA annual subscription fees? If yes, by how much?
Thank you for your time!
However if you join, for instance, external audit, you're spending most of your time at client's place so you will be following their working hours instead of your usual hours. Audit requires you to fish as much information as you can when the client is still available, hence there's minimal time to waste. So if the client's office opens from 8-midnight you will have to stay. Plus, audit is a teamwork, you can't be leaving early alone while the rest are still struggling.
The above are what I have been told by the HR and some seniors there.
This post has been edited by Nickie6817: Apr 15 2016, 05:17 PM
Apr 15 2016, 05:15 PM

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