Dec 5 2007, 02:37 PM
QUOTE(jaaway @ Dec 4 2007, 05:52 PM)
i need some advice on this: i'm a fresh grad..
option 1:
One of the Accounting firm big FOUR
Business advisory dept
Fresh grad starting : 2.4k
option 2:
CIMB
Management Trainee
Starting: 2.3k for a yr, revised later. but bond for 2.5yrs. If failed to bond, i gotta pay them back.
Any other companies i should try? I'm a degree holder-Second Upper Hons.
which is better?in terms of the job scopes and prospect?anyone working in CIMB?Cuz i heard need to work late and even on weekends. I'm still waiting for other companies as well. But at the moment this is what i'm being offered. I've rejected one of tha banks which offered me 2.6k. Quit the bank one week later cuz i did not reallie like the job.
i assume you have accounting background?option 1:
One of the Accounting firm big FOUR
Business advisory dept
Fresh grad starting : 2.4k
option 2:
CIMB
Management Trainee
Starting: 2.3k for a yr, revised later. but bond for 2.5yrs. If failed to bond, i gotta pay them back.
Any other companies i should try? I'm a degree holder-Second Upper Hons.
which is better?in terms of the job scopes and prospect?anyone working in CIMB?Cuz i heard need to work late and even on weekends. I'm still waiting for other companies as well. But at the moment this is what i'm being offered. I've rejected one of tha banks which offered me 2.6k. Quit the bank one week later cuz i did not reallie like the job.
anyway, just to share with you some excerpts from few auditors that I know:
-better to work in a medium-sized firm, get study sponsors, work for a long time and wait to take over the business.
i am not sure if they have manage to this so far!
but one thing i want to highlight that, to a certain extent and within a time period, working life will involve slaving long hours, with exception only if you do not wish to learn and grow steadfastly. especially so if you are new to an environment. the longer you have worked, you will learn to manage your time and work better, hence less hours slaving. this being spoken from a personal experience.
This post has been edited by one.good.guy: Dec 5 2007, 02:39 PM
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