Q: Big4 - Yearly salary increment

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Anyone here is very smart and find yourself difficult to work with people who are not as smart and intelligent as you?

e.g. u find yourself you are much intelligent and smarter than clients, colleagues, audit seniors, audit managers, senior managers and partners.

Anyone here challenge your audit partners to take CA exam in June 2024? Haha

Thats me. I always find my job not challenging. I have difficulty working with ppl becos the subject matter is too boring or dont interest me. Audit ppl dont seems to follow or really understand frs or ssa.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Anyone? My notivation is rock bottm as my leave got rejected, and I kept getting sent to solo jobs so I havent seen or gotten to know a human colleague except for my 2 team members for my Jan job since I joined 2 years ago.

how have you not resigned yet? the only silver lining in audit for me is getting to hang out with a whole group of young colleagues around my age so it didn't feel as terrible

10 years already, ACCA still no mutual recognition with ISCA?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

10 years already, ACCA still no mutual recognition with ISCA?

If acca have mra i will stop my ca sg lol. Acca is not even degree level.
U go apply work it is not a degree.
Acca is the easiest available one, low end.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

If acca have mra i will stop my ca sg lol. Acca is not even degree level.
U go apply work it is not a degree.
Acca is the easiest available one, low end.

I thought CA SG used ACCA textbook?

CA SG don't have it's own textbook right

Originally Posted by Unregistered

If acca have mra i will stop my ca sg lol. Acca is not even degree level.
U go apply work it is not a degree.
Acca is the easiest available one, low end.

ya all my friends cannot go local uni, they go ACCA.
but ACCA still better than private degree in my view.
But it restricts ur path to accounting only.

Degree still open more doors for opportunities outside of accounting.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I thought CA SG used ACCA textbook?

CA SG don't have it's own textbook right

Dunno which planet u from.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Dunno which planet u from.

You can check your CA SG textbook...they adopted ACCA textbook.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

10 years already, ACCA still no mutual recognition with ISCA?

I thought they forgot about it

Until recently saw CPA Australia got arrangements already. So got hope lah.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I thought they forgot about it

Until recently saw CPA Australia got arrangements already. So got hope lah.

That CPA Australia still need to take 1 more paper

I think CPA Australia folks have not guts to take that 4 hours paper