Q: Big4 - Yearly salary increment

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Same, miss all the drinking and after party which get to touch touch

did you get fired as a result of sexual harassment?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hi, anyone has the updated figures for 2020?

A1 - 3000
A2 - 3250
S1 - 3800
S2 - 4100
AM - 4450
M - 5000-5700
SM - 5400-6200
D - 6000-8000

Also what's the bonus from associate - AM assuming i plan to leave after AM

Thanks so much!

Are you referring to small firms? Most will disagree at SM 5-6k, M is still possible to see around 5k.

Director drawing 6-8k isn't really a director, probably SM

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Are you referring to small firms? Most will disagree at SM 5-6k, M is still possible to see around 5k.

Director drawing 6-8k isn't really a director, probably SM

Yup this is highly inaccurate. M1-M3 should expect 6-8k. SM should expect 8-10k.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Yup this is highly inaccurate. M1-M3 should expect 6-8k. SM should expect 8-10k.

agree on M, but SM band could be wider as it may be the career end point for some (8-13k more like it)

and they are on a 15-16 month annual package

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I miss working in Advisory..

Do they hire back Alumni?

Yes, but depending how long have you been away from doing advisory, you may rejoin at same rank as you left - which not many can accept.

Can you?

I've a friend who was from 1 of the big4, left after 5 years, joined other firms and all, fast-forward, now she has left EY for 8 years now, do you think she will be able to rejoin as a Manager or SM (which would otherwise be her rank should she have stayed)

Originally Posted by Unregistered

agree on M, but SM band could be wider as it may be the career end point for some (8-13k more like it)

and they are on a 15-16 month annual package

What's the fastest someone can reach SM? Is it 9th year? Also if stop at SM, will you be asked to leave?

How about the advisory side? Is the career progression similar to audit? Is it true that KPMG starting pay is 3k, Deloitte 3.5k, PwC 4k?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

How about the advisory side? Is the career progression similar to audit? Is it true that KPMG starting pay is 3k, Deloitte 3.5k, PwC 4k?

a1-a2 shld be different

but after you reach senior, the pay across shld be roughly the same

Originally Posted by Unregistered

a1-a2 shld be different

but after you reach senior, the pay across shld be roughly the same

Any estimates? The advisory side is quite mysterious.

Are the pay scales affected by covid in anyway? Any insider noes pls?