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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Nope. It takes 5 years on average for someone to reach AM in Big 4. Where did you get info that it takes more than 5 years? Purely on a sample of LinkedIn profiles that you see online? Lolol
Year 1-2: Associate
Year 3-4: Senior Associate
Year 5: Assistant Manager
By the 6th year (i.e. after 5 years of working), it'll be Manager Year 1. No doubt there are people who retain (especially the Malaysians) but the typical timeline is as such.
Perhaps you aren't as smart as even a lowly auditor if you can't even understand such a simple career progression timeline lol
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I'm not sure about other depts in B4 but in certain advisory functions, it's possible to be M with 4 years of exp (double promotion at Senior Associate level) and now M pay has been recalibrated to mid 7k. Gone are the days of 6k pm as fresh M.