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22-07-2022, 08:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Qualifications
- Final year double degree in accountancy and business specialising in banking and finance
- Nanyang Scholarship
- On track to first class honours
- Deans list AY19/20, 20/21
Activities
- Nanyang Capital
- NBS Banking and Finance Club
Case Competitions
- HSBC M&A Competition 2020 (Second runner up)
- NUS x SGX Stock Pitch Competition, 2021 (Second Runner Up)
- Venture Capital Case Competition 2021 (Third place)
Was wondering if I should just try apply for the Big Four in case I don’t get into management consulting or management associate roles? Any opinion guys? |
Ok can big4 always need people. Can try as backup
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22-07-2022, 08:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Qualifications
- Final year double degree in accountancy and business specialising in banking and finance
- Nanyang Scholarship
- On track to first class honours
- Deans list AY19/20, 20/21
Activities
- Nanyang Capital
- NBS Banking and Finance Club
Case Competitions
- HSBC M&A Competition 2020 (Second runner up)
- NUS x SGX Stock Pitch Competition, 2021 (Second Runner Up)
- Venture Capital Case Competition 2021 (Third place)
Was wondering if I should just try apply for the Big Four in case I don’t get into management consulting or management associate roles? Any opinion guys? |
Backup of course must have. You'd be dumb not to have backups. You go on Tinder also don't talk to one girl at one time right.
At most break contract once you get your choice job, then come here and laugh at jhks and mediocres who can'tget any thing better. Big 4 can't do anything to you anyway.
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22-07-2022, 08:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Backup of course must have. You'd be dumb not to have backups. You go on Tinder also don't talk to one girl at one time right.
At most break contract once you get your choice job, then come here and laugh at jhks and mediocres who can'tget any thing better. Big 4 can't do anything to you anyway.
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big 4 corp fin as back up
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23-07-2022, 01:10 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Unregistered
Qualifications
- Final year double degree in accountancy and business specialising in banking and finance
- Nanyang Scholarship
- On track to first class honours
- Deans list AY19/20, 20/21
Activities
- Nanyang Capital
- NBS Banking and Finance Club
Case Competitions
- HSBC M&A Competition 2020 (Second runner up)
- NUS x SGX Stock Pitch Competition, 2021 (Second Runner Up)
- Venture Capital Case Competition 2021 (Third place)
Was wondering if I should just try apply for the Big Four in case I don’t get into management consulting or management associate roles? Any opinion guys? |
This guy probably just copy some random acc from LinkedIn then post here
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23-07-2022, 11:21 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Unregistered
Qualifications
- Final year double degree in accountancy and business specialising in banking and finance
- Nanyang Scholarship
- On track to first class honours
- Deans list AY19/20, 20/21
Activities
- Nanyang Capital
- NBS Banking and Finance Club
Case Competitions
- HSBC M&A Competition 2020 (Second runner up)
- NUS x SGX Stock Pitch Competition, 2021 (Second Runner Up)
- Venture Capital Case Competition 2021 (Third place)
Impressive CV. You must always have a back up plan in case things do not go your way. Apply to both PWC and KPMG and aim to complete your CA qualification exam. These two firms have have an edge when it come to studying for CA exam. Aim to do well at assessment centers for MA program. You should aim for both BB and local banks.
Was wondering if I should just try apply for the Big Four in case I don’t get into management consulting or management associate roles? Any opinion guys? |
You must always have a back up plan just in case things do not go as plan. Both KPMG and PWC are more ideal as you will probably have more time to complete the CA qualification. As for MA program, aim for both BB and local banks. My opinion is that banking is more suitable for you than working as an analyst in a consulting firm at this early stage of your career. The latter should only be considered after post grad.
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23-07-2022, 12:52 PM
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What the stereotype/impression of each of the colour in big4?
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24-07-2022, 01:23 AM
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You must always have a back up plan just in case things do not go as plan. Both KPMG and PWC are more ideal as you will probably have more time to complete the CA qualification. As for MA program, aim for both BB and local banks. My opinion is that banking is more suitable for you than working as an analyst in a consulting firm at this early stage of your career. The latter should only be considered after post grad.
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Bro if u can be a ib analyst with bachelor's, why wait until post grad xD
IB > MA prog anytime
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24-07-2022, 01:50 PM
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Bro if u can be a ib analyst with bachelor's, why wait until post grad xD
IB > MA prog anytime
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Everybody in this thread is only good enough to make it as an auditor, so this discussion is moot.
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24-07-2022, 04:24 PM
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What the stereotype/impression of each of the colour in big4?
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Yellow - best audit firm in terms of quality, good if you behkan but willing to put in long hours 7 days a week
Blue - best pay, good for strong performers
Orange - best welfare, good if you want to stay long
Black - sporty, good for extroverts
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