Q: Big4 - Yearly salary increment

I know one cb dog working in commercial company and is a U.S. MNC

She go and outsource her personal work to other consol freelancer to help her prepare FRS FS

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Any smart NTU, NUS, SMU graduate here?

Do you feel vouching work is too simple for you?

I know one doctor in a clinic, his job is just to help his clients do blood test only.

Most people hate their job scope, especially in the first year. There's so much saikang. I wish it could be cut short. Unless you're in the accelerated program, you don't have direct progression to A2.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Always wondered, if first 3 years don’t touch consol, then 4th year how to pick up?
Gotta keep abreast of all the consol FRS along the way is it

Depends on the firm and sector Ure in. Usually is at s1, u touch consol

Originally Posted by Unregistered

If not, I outsourced my job to part-timer lor...

I come from a rich and well to do family....

I can anytime hire a few polytechnic part-timer to help me key in the trial balance data to software and prepare the working paper...

Anyway I just want to clock hours only...

End of the day is just a job and I go any other big commercial company with my 3 years experience.

Not sure if the commercial exit is as great as it used to be. Did you see the previous post mentioning not finding a job after leaving Big 4, working in jobs unrelated to accounting after obtaining SCAQ just to match pay, and working excessively at firms that are targeting ex-auditors?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Most people hate their job scope, especially in the first year. There's so much saikang. I wish it could be cut short. Unless you're in the accelerated program, you don't have direct progression to A2.

is so weird to ask a NTU/SMU/NUS graduate to do the paperwork saikang

The job scope are too easy and simple

Wonder why need NTU/SMU/NUS graduate to do?

Use them as branding so can charge higher fees to clients?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

is so weird to ask a NTU/SMU/NUS graduate to do the paperwork saikang

The job scope are too easy and simple

Wonder why need NTU/SMU/NUS graduate to do?

Use them as branding so can charge higher fees to clients?

not all NTU/SMU/NUS students are smart. you guys never had idiots as groupmates before? there's legit people who cannot figure out vouching and simple substantive analytics and i am thankful they dont get to take charge of engagements right off the bat. we'd probably miss out on 10 mandatory workpapers and signing papers 2 hours before signing.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

is so weird to ask a NTU/SMU/NUS graduate to do the paperwork saikang

The job scope are too easy and simple

Wonder why need NTU/SMU/NUS graduate to do?

Use them as branding so can charge higher fees to clients?

The company logo is the branding. Not the graduate hires. lol

It’s just the norm lor. Depends on luck one also. If ur senior mia or throw down the work, u will get to do and learn more.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

not all NTU/SMU/NUS students are smart. you guys never had idiots as groupmates before? there's legit people who cannot figure out vouching and simple substantive analytics and i am thankful they dont get to take charge of engagements right off the bat. we'd probably miss out on 10 mandatory workpapers and signing papers 2 hours before signing.

Book smart and street smart are diff

Originally Posted by Unregistered

not all NTU/SMU/NUS students are smart. you guys never had idiots as groupmates before? there's legit people who cannot figure out vouching and simple substantive analytics and i am thankful they dont get to take charge of engagements right off the bat. we'd probably miss out on 10 mandatory workpapers and signing papers 2 hours before signing.

They should go Temasek or GIC or any investment companies or financial institutions

Don't know why I feel audit is too easy for them

That's why smart one all left after 6 months

Originally Posted by Unregistered

They should go Temasek or GIC or any investment companies or financial institutions

Don't know why I feel audit is too easy for them

That's why smart one all left after 6 months

Agreed. If you have better opportunities at the start, don’t go into audit unless you’re certain you want to pursue accounting jobs. In audit, it doesn’t matter which school you’re from or which country you’re from, you're all paid the same and doing the same job.