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04-02-2024, 11:02 PM
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just received 3.6k offer for PwC Financial Services Assurance Associate (non-accountancy). first year no bonus. is this normal? able to negotiate to perhaps 4k?
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There is no concept of "negotation" in any of the B4 for entry level positions.
Fixed salary bands.
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04-02-2024, 11:34 PM
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anyone have any idea what is the starting salary for associate for each of the big 4 in audit vs financial advisory services?
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05-02-2024, 12:00 AM
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10x better than audit. made a move there and no regrets. better to join as fresh grad though.
definitely ib-lite culture but less cutthroat though still competitive. hours are less predictable and kind of consistently long but people actually have the time to teach (but you need to have self-taught knowledge already). culture-wise the best managers are still the homegrown advisory ones and not transferred from audit imo.
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lol another joker comparing your job to IB.
If u never been to IB, i think its better to keep your mouth close..
if not its just funny
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05-02-2024, 12:32 AM
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Thanks this is helpful.
Is SCAQ still relevant for Advisory?
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Why would you even think it would be
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05-02-2024, 01:31 AM
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Normally the lazy zombified ones are the local Singaporeans NOT the foreigners. And this is fact I believe many locals know deep down inside but many don't want to accept. Simple logic is foreigners are here to work and earn money. Not nua and risk getting fired/let go. Locals on the other hand, think companies owe them a job, do the bare @$$ minimum and take way too many off days. But ask for the sky when it comes to compensation with no ability to justify.
That's why even local run business prefer to hire foreigners than their fellow Singaporeans because of the abovem
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No lo gt ppl know how to play politics and
build village.
No competency can only do that. Hire ppl also look at own family member first.
all this kind of nonsense. Pui.
One point correct, they always scare to lose the job.
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05-02-2024, 03:32 AM
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Normally the lazy zombified ones are the local Singaporeans NOT the foreigners. And this is fact I believe many locals know deep down inside but many don't want to accept. Simple logic is foreigners are here to work and earn money. Not nua and risk getting fired/let go. Locals on the other hand, think companies owe them a job, do the bare @$$ minimum and take way too many off days. But ask for the sky when it comes to compensation with no ability to justify.
That's why even local run business prefer to hire foreigners than their fellow Singaporeans because of the abovem
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lol. comparing 2 countries with different exchange rates, of course u get different outcomes.
Sorry to burst your bubble, did u read the news? locals do not want to take up accountancy degrees or work in accountancy jobs.
its the low ses malaysians that want to do audit. so please dont compare
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05-02-2024, 05:46 PM
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Well, there’s a reason why POA is only offered to those who don’t qualify for additional mathematics in my school.
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