Why Not ?
Most of the people probably reach office around 9am+-, so discipline yourself and manage the time nicely.

I used to tavel to work by public transport (LRT) when i was with one of the medium size firm in KL.

Fyi,
CH located at Jalan Yap Kwan Seng which is accessible from KLCC LRT station
Mazars located at Wisma Selangor Dredging, which is accesible from KLCC LRT station
Bakertilly located at Bangsar South which is accessible from Kerinchi LRT station
Only EY , Deloitte and KPMG are hard to reach without own transport.
PWC located KL sentral

Plan things ahead is my habit, I can't resist.

Also I'm confident I can go in, priority is pwc, but will apply all 4 anyway, I'm sure 1 of them is going to accept me.

What are the 3 stages of interview anyway? You make it sound like very difficult.

Wow even well qualified still can fail to go in, I've heard of cases like this too, my friend 3.9 and got rejected.

I hope i don't fck up the interview, any tips?
I already know basic interview techniques, just need interview techniques specifically for big 4.
Also, in case if i failed, can i shamelessly try again in next round?

Hey everyone, just made an acc here to ask a few questions lol

I'm an ACCA student and I'll be having my final paper which is AAA/P7 coming along this Sept. Currently studying in SunwayTES, and I'm a straight passer (fingers crossed!)with a first-class OBU degree.

Basically, I've deposited my resumes to EY and Deloitte for Audit Associate 2 position. Haven't done the same for KPMG but I've managed to meetup face to face with their HR team 2-3 times (due to events and what not). For PwC, I've applied for their Junior Xplorer programme last month, but still no answer.

My questions are:

1)I didn't join any clubs/societies during my college years, but I've joined a lot of competitions/tournaments and won placements. Will this be considered as extracurricular activities?

2)When are the typical recruitment drives during the year?

3) Is it cocky to the interviewer(s) if I answer the maximum amount for the expected salary? (ie RM 3.5k)

4) I've heard from classmates that KPMG has more Malays than other firms, is it true? Not to say that I have anything against them, just wanna clarify.

5) Do PwC and EY have any overseas secondment opportunities? I'm leaning more towards KPMG since they do have this available and blatantly advertised, but I haven't heard much from PwC and EY.
Thanks for answering my questions and sorry if these were asked before.