Today 01:07 PM |
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Lmao nice try Big4 HR
There is no craft. Audit is a commodity. Commodity should be procured by obtaining the cheapest resource inputs.
As a matter of fact, we should allow O Level grads to join Big4 straightaway via apprenticeship schemes. Many auditors in the UK are school leavers who don't go to uni and instead work and learn on the job via apprenticeships. They should look at adopting the model here too.
You don't need much education or study to do such a simple rote job. And everything else can be learnt OTJ
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Really feels like Big 4 HR running some propaganda program on this forum LOL
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Today 01:02 PM |
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I don't understand why become CA must study Capstone leh.
Capstone is more for like business consultant who need to do those SWOT analysis right?
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Dunno whst they doing. Analysis swot and whatever model is done in management accounting alrdy. Waste time. They need cash lol.
This kind of module should just do cpe course.
Dont even know why i studying lol. Also no time study. Just try luck, if fail then im out hahaha
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Today 12:55 PM |
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To tell ppl auditors have common sense.
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I don't understand why become CA must study Capstone leh.
Capstone is more for like business consultant who need to do those SWOT analysis right?
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Today 12:34 PM |
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Hi, anyone gotten calls from KPMG HR alr? Audit grad prog revised is $4.3k/$4.5k/$4.7k?
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Today 12:06 PM |
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Why doesn't ISCA do away with the SCAQ? Studying for these examinations is a waste of time, as they seem quite useless.
Why would auditors need to understand Capstone?
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To tell ppl auditors have common sense.
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Today 12:04 PM |
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Exactly. Plus, if you're that hardworking until you don't mind joining audit, having 2-3 jobs at the same time can net you 100k easily too. The hours are the same anyway, maybe even better if the jobs are remote with downtime.
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2-3 jobs ?
Have time meh ? At which rank you will have the time to do other stuff
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Today 11:57 AM |
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Anyone saw a senior manager cried before because shortage of manpower?
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Not in person but heard about it
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Today 11:45 AM |
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What an odd way to characterize choosing careers.
Why is safety even an issue? Grads are not being asked to gamble their career or money away.
If a grad is bright and ambitious, they will easily go into other corporate or banking or finance tracks that allow them to easily hit 100k far faster and with lower working hrs, than Big4.
It's not an issue of safety vs risk. It's a difference between the lazy + unambitious grad vs the hungry + ambitious grad. Audit attracts the former type of grads, that want to walk into a job without much competition or effort (because barriers to entry are so low). The latter type of grads will avoid Big4 altogether because they know they can earn so much more elsewhere, and are not afraid of competing to prove themselves.
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Exactly. Plus, if you're that hardworking until you don't mind joining audit, having 2-3 jobs at the same time can net you 100k easily too. The hours are the same anyway, maybe even better if the jobs are remote with downtime.
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Today 11:19 AM |
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Right now the trend is this: either you leave by the end of your A2 time, or just accept life and go all the way to sm/director/partner. At least the title makes you feel better with all the hours you sacrificed in your 20's.
Salary increase in big4 is a trap. Outside commercial salary never increase hor. Ppl don't regard audit as relevant at all, the longer you stay, the less likely you can leave without accepting pay cut.
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Is accountant exit better than auditor?
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Today 10:31 AM |
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Why doesn't ISCA do away with the SCAQ? Studying for these examinations is a waste of time, as they seem quite useless.
Why would auditors need to understand Capstone?
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