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31-10-2021 12:00 PM |
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
(Post 188627)
But every year still got hundreds of people join leh. Are you saying all of them are stupid?
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Stupidity & intelligence is open to debate and oftentimes subjective.
The point is audit is a low barrier , low prestige sector. Look at how many private degree holders with random qualifications and Malaysians B4 takes in every year.
Back in the late 80s early 90s, yes , parents will tell their kids to go into audit for a stable and so-called respectable career. But that was nearly 30 years ago.
Audit today is is simply not an attractive sector that the cream of your local unis will want to go into, let alone grads from high ranked US or UK universities. It has the reputation for low pay, long hours and unintellectually stimulating process-driven work.
Worse still, they string new entrants along with the prospects of "making partner" as though its the honey pot at the end of the rainbow. The prospects of making partner is realistically about as good as getting into a top IB PE or FAANG if one puts in the same amount of effort.
Only the average and mediocre grads will choose audit. Why would the better grads not choose banking tech consulting or some other more attractive sector?
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