+1tubtub said:what about working in tax? is it more/less boring than audit?
Wouldn't know about the work itself... but it lacks a few of the great perks that come with audit.3li said:after working int ax for 2 months i gave up lol
its just too repetitive!
janitorCookie182 said:What jobs could an economics major get in the big 4?
Well in that case, what are the toilets like in the Big 4?3li said:janitor
or rba
Really clean, the Arts grads do a really good job.Cookie182 said:Well in that case, what are the toilets like in the Big 4?
Yeah I have been doing it for a year and after starting my CA I just don't think its for me. Fairly sure I'm quitting and going to do a Masters in Finance at uni next year then hopefully sit CFA Level 1 in DecemberredruM said:the cubicles get paid more than grads p.a.
audit isn't too bad. it is a good stepping stone and the work remains interesting as long as you make it so - ie look for areas that you would favour; interesting balance sheets or new and first year clients are always good.
but yeah if you're doing the masters with kaplan/finsia maybe make sure you chose your subjects to maximise your exemptions for doing CA.
in an aim to break it into finance?ohwhenthesaints said:Yeah I have been doing it for a year and after starting my CA I just don't think its for me. Fairly sure I'm quitting and going to do a Masters in Finance at uni next year then hopefully sit CFA Level 1 in December
And how would you know? Iirc you are a Business student from UTS, not a Masters of Applied Finance student.3li said:in an aim to break it into finance?
gl
mapf is slightly harder than cfa