| Today 03:12 PM |
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Is it only some? That has been the trend for the longest time, which is why it is not a sustainable lifestyle.
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i think if this is in the 80-90s when accounting is still relatively a well paid profession, is justifiable.
Now? fresh graduate in audit get 3k, work like mad dog promote to senior consultant, congrats finally u making the same as your friend in infosystem who may get 3.8 GPA but working in a tech firm and OT maybe once or twice a week only. by then if your friend is good, he may be promoted to small team head and earning a solid 6-7k le
today, experience + promotion speed + pay from big 4 is just not as attractive, but ok now they gang up with ISCA so its harder for people outside to get CPA.
if anyone want to be CPA and earn peanuts
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| Today 01:24 PM |
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Have this senior in my team. Peak period OT until 1-2am everyday + work over weekends, non-peak also work until 7-8 pm.
if dont stay till partner, all are just sunk cost. work so hard for wut u go somewhere else shake leg do some side job also better paid + WLB
some acc background people are really nuts...
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Is it only some? That has been the trend for the longest time, which is why it is not a sustainable lifestyle.
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| Today 12:07 PM |
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Kena lowballed like slave. Some seniors sick and vomit blood still have to work until 3am. Really is water entered their brain
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Have this senior in my team. Peak period OT until 1-2am everyday + work over weekends, non-peak also work until 7-8 pm.
if dont stay till partner, all are just sunk cost. work so hard for wut u go somewhere else shake leg do some side job also better paid + WLB
some acc background people are really nuts...
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| Today 11:50 AM |
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That's when seniors quit the job. Disproportional responsibilities vs title/exp/pay
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Kena lowballed like slave. Some seniors sick and vomit blood still have to work until 3am. Really is water entered their brain
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| Today 09:07 AM |
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No… Senior will kena also
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That's when seniors quit the job. Disproportional responsibilities vs title/exp/pay
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| Today 01:55 AM |
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No… Senior will kena also
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| Today 01:24 AM |
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Classic case study on people management from Yellow. Management that do not give a damn about staff. Ended up all the capable ones left and only the toxic ones remain lol.
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Now is the best time to pwn them back by working from 9 to 6, switch off laptop after 6pm and don't work on weekends.They will not sack you during peak period because they are severely understaffed. Cannot meet deadline then too bad lor cause it is the partner & SM who will get the blame. Client unhappy then ask them change auditor lor since the firm is unable to provide exceptional client service.
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| Today 12:23 AM |
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All big 4s are the same. Just that EY probably miscalculated and went overboard in squeezing margins this time round. They unexpectedly lost quite a fair bit of very experienced managers who would usually not have tendered under normal circumstances.
Now those who are capable and can score interviews have all ran away and they are left with the mediocre staff. But Big 4s are too big to fail. They just need to flush out the toxic ones who will eventually leave by themselves and things will be back to normal in the next few cycles once pandemic is over.
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Those silly fresh grads looking to join big 4 remind me of the geeks from nightmare alley.
As they tear off the heads of chickens with their mouths they utter proudly, Mister I was born for it 
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| Today 12:15 AM |
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Is this across all the other 3? Why is it only EY?
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All big 4s are the same. Just that EY probably miscalculated and went overboard in squeezing margins this time round. They unexpectedly lost quite a fair bit of very experienced managers who would usually not have tendered under normal circumstances.
Now those who are capable and can score interviews have all ran away and they are left with the mediocre staff. But Big 4s are too big to fail. They just need to flush out the toxic ones who will eventually leave by themselves and things will be back to normal in the next few cycles once pandemic is over.
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| Yesterday 11:13 PM |
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Anybody can ans?
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Drag out the annual reports of banks with good presence in Singapore and Asia, and you have your answer
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