Q: Big4 - Yearly salary increment

Lmao so many ppl don’t realise that audit provides yearly and steady progression unlike commercial where your progression/increment are slower. Choosing to major in accountancy is a lifetime regret, and becoming audit partner is your only option to make it big in life.

Smart ppl stay. Dumb ppl leave. Undisputed fact.

Questioning my life choices…

During my batch accountancy was damn hard to get in and highly looked up to…

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Questioning my life choices…

During my batch accountancy was damn hard to get in and highly looked up to…

I can think of a couple of other ex straight As courses that are more sad.

The only negative thing is that your juniors may not be JC straight A students. Other than that, nothing has really changed unlike other sectors like O&G. If not what else would you have studied

Law / med are out of equation since you would have joined if can & want.
Comp science is not suitable for everyone too even though it is the popular choice now. If you chose accountancy, it is likely that you are partly inclined towards humanities-based than science/math-based course.
Other past-present straight As course like pharmacy is not much better. Probably better to do accountancy (not a straight A course) vs pharmacy.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Comp science is not suitable for everyone too even though it is the popular choice now. If you chose accountancy, it is likely that you are partly inclined towards humanities-based than science/math-based course.

Talk cork. Most auditors can't write to save their lives. If the average jhk Manglish prevalent in the Big 4 is anything to go by, I highly doubt that most accounting trained ppl are inclined towards humanities.

Can i check other departments e.g. advisory e.g. tech audit, forensics got a lot of JHKs or not? Or JHKs mostly in audit?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Talk cork. Most auditors can't write to save their lives. If the average jhk Manglish prevalent in the Big 4 is anything to go by, I highly doubt that most accounting trained ppl are inclined towards humanities.

Humanities is more than just language. Philo, economics and etc are considered more humanities course than science/mathematic course. Although philo/economics will have numbers and logic involved

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Humanities is more than just language. Philo, economics and etc are considered more humanities course than science/mathematic course. Although philo/economics will have numbers and logic involved

LOL nobody said it's only about languages. Also, I think you're confusing humanities with social sciences. In any case, all of these fields, including those you listed, require better writing skills than the typical Big 4 auditor, especially jhk, possesses.

what is jhk

Originally Posted by Unregistered

what is jhk

Wa you how old

anyone knows if the pwc pymetric test matter much in the selection criteria or not ah