Q: Big4 - Yearly salary increment

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I’m not 100% sure but I don’t think so?

Cause yellow audit recently had a pay increase across all grades.

I don’t know about the other departments but if they didn’t revise, then makes sense audit now pays slightly higher.

Yes, the increment is firm-wide and the pay for FDD is 100% higher than audit across all grades.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Best case:

25 - Start work in Big4 as an associate
27 - Promoted to Senior Associate after 2 years as Associate
30 - Promoted to Manager after 3 years as SA/AM
33 - Super achiever, promoted to Senior Manager/Associate Director after 3 years as Manager
36 - Super achiever again, proposed to Director after 3 years as SM/AD
38 - Offered partnership

But this is really much fast tracked/super achiever status, can sell very well or have connections to make sales.

Most will probably be SM/AD or D for 5-6 years, so you are really looking at early to mid 40s for partnership for most people who decide to slog it out.

sometimes, might as well you do pure sales job such as real estate, etc wouldn't you earn similarly as establish partner will make. just that this partner path, is more of a conversion from employee to self-employed .

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Yes, the increment is firm-wide and the pay for FDD is 100% higher than audit across all grades.

100% higher? Who you trying to smoke?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

100% higher? Who you trying to smoke?

I think the poster meant 100% in terms of certainty and not $

Originally Posted by Unregistered

100% higher? Who you trying to smoke?

Not sure if dumb or just trolling

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Not sure if dumb or just trolling

i am young dumb and broke

Don’t you need 3 years to complete SCAQ? By then unless you are staying on, which I believe most people leave at that point, it might be more worth to be in the other firms than blue.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Don’t you need 3 years to complete SCAQ? By then unless you are staying on, which I believe most people leave at that point, it might be more worth to be in the other firms than blue.

The old timers in this thread have been here for way longer than that…

how old is considered old timer?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

how old is considered old timer?

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