Q: Big4 - Yearly salary increment

Some auditors after chionging poly/jc to get to local uni (smu/ntu/nus), getting stressed in uni to chiong grades, end up same as those sim/non degree tunkul lj acca. Why do they do this, can someone tell me?

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Some auditors after chionging poly/jc to get to local uni (smu/ntu/nus), getting stressed in uni to chiong grades, end up same as those sim/non degree tunkul lj acca. Why do they do this, can someone tell me?

You chiong JC, I took it easy in poly

End up also same place just one year slower.

Does it mean you went JC for nothing? No right?

People chiong in school because their brains are developing and it's the best time to train mental skills and learn how to absorb knowledge fast and process them. Parents know this that's why they enforce it onto their kids.

Look at Tech, there's a reason why programmers from 13-14 years old will always fking destroy 20-30 late starters no matter how much they work. These kids develop logical thinking from a young age and learned how to process knowledge fast. They can cruise, relax and the 20-30 year old people can tryhard and still lose...

Same for doctors, pharmacists and many more.

The brain isn't some muscle that you can keep training, it eventually reaches a peak and declines.

So the JC / local uni kids may end up same place as private uni or other dumbasses but know this, there's a huge gap in their intellectual capabilities. The JC / local uni kids will ALWAYS have a higher chance of rapid progression IF they tried hard while the other category has a lower chance.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

People chiong in school because their brains are developing and it's the best time to train mental skills and learn how to absorb knowledge fast and process them. Parents know this that's why they enforce it onto their kids.

Look at Tech, there's a reason why programmers from 13-14 years old will always fking destroy 20-30 late starters no matter how much they work. These kids develop logical thinking from a young age and learned how to process knowledge fast. They can cruise, relax and the 20-30 year old people can tryhard and still lose...

Same for doctors, pharmacists and many more.

The brain isn't some muscle that you can keep training, it eventually reaches a peak and declines.

So the JC / local uni kids may end up same place as private uni or other dumbasses but know this, there's a huge gap in their intellectual capabilities. The JC / local uni kids will ALWAYS have a higher chance of rapid progression IF they tried hard while the other category has a lower chance.

Lj la. Jhk acca pwn u deep shyt

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Some auditors after chionging poly/jc to get to local uni (smu/ntu/nus), getting stressed in uni to chiong grades, end up same as those sim/non degree tunkul lj acca. Why do they do this, can someone tell me?

Bcos audit no need use much brain just have to follow instruction and work 16hrs

Originally Posted by Unregistered

People chiong in school because their brains are developing and it's the best time to train mental skills and learn how to absorb knowledge fast and process them. Parents know this that's why they enforce it onto their kids.

Look at Tech, there's a reason why programmers from 13-14 years old will always fking destroy 20-30 late starters no matter how much they work. These kids develop logical thinking from a young age and learned how to process knowledge fast. They can cruise, relax and the 20-30 year old people can tryhard and still lose...

Same for doctors, pharmacists and many more.

The brain isn't some muscle that you can keep training, it eventually reaches a peak and declines.

So the JC / local uni kids may end up same place as private uni or other dumbasses but know this, there's a huge gap in their intellectual capabilities. The JC / local uni kids will ALWAYS have a higher chance of rapid progression IF they tried hard while the other category has a lower chance.

Talk so much cock in the end all audit associate same rank and pay

Hello, does anyone working at EY know/hear that there'll be pay bumps after the
Split of consulting and assurance? Thanks

Originally Posted by Unregistered

People chiong in school because their brains are developing and it's the best time to train mental skills and learn how to absorb knowledge fast and process them. Parents know this that's why they enforce it onto their kids.

Look at Tech, there's a reason why programmers from 13-14 years old will always fking destroy 20-30 late starters no matter how much they work. These kids develop logical thinking from a young age and learned how to process knowledge fast. They can cruise, relax and the 20-30 year old people can tryhard and still lose...

Same for doctors, pharmacists and many more.

The brain isn't some muscle that you can keep training, it eventually reaches a peak and declines.

So the JC / local uni kids may end up same place as private uni or other dumbasses but know this, there's a huge gap in their intellectual capabilities. The JC / local uni kids will ALWAYS have a higher chance of rapid progression IF they tried hard while the other category has a lower chance.

wa relax brother

later u piss off all the stupid people here how? got 2 not happy already brother chill la. sinkie pwn sinkie thats why not happy some go jc, go local uni so need find some excuse in the end to feel good

Hi Ramesh here, I love to pwn local uni sinkies with my uptron degree.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Some auditors after chionging poly/jc to get to local uni (smu/ntu/nus), getting stressed in uni to chiong grades, end up same as those sim/non degree tunkul lj acca. Why do they do this, can someone tell me?

Kena brainwashed by profs that for acc grads path is to go big 4 and grind a few years lo. Otherwise, it is during uni days, didn't explore other career paths lor. Also Big 4 has the largest recruitment pool of fresh grads ma so for fresh grads, it is easier to enter big 4 and have a brand name then jump out to find jobs. Otherwise, most are determined to take CA at Big 4 as they offer study and exam leave with tuition and exam paper sponsored by firm. Then once get CA, they jump out of Big 4 and command a higher salary lo.

Anybody can verify that is Big 4 still the path for accounting professionals whereby staying for 2-3 yrs and then jump out to get higher salary in industry or not applicable le