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huh? double degree? how's that relevant for a job?
grad numbers are usually low, but there are a lot of lateral movement into these divisions from audit. and i mean A LOT.
so its not very hard to get in as long as you can get into the firm in the first place, it is the issue of getting into the firm not the division i think.
I mean, I guess you can start off in it as a grad, some firms offer a audit/TS rotation program
dunno if that was all coherent, i'm sleepy..
grad numbers are usually low, but there are a lot of lateral movement into these divisions from audit. and i mean A LOT.
so its not very hard to get in as long as you can get into the firm in the first place, it is the issue of getting into the firm not the division i think.
I mean, I guess you can start off in it as a grad, some firms offer a audit/TS rotation program
dunno if that was all coherent, i'm sleepy..
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Movement within the firm is not uncommon... Especially if your appraisals don't suck.
its small, and the work they do is small deals with small clients,
They can't be advising a client that they audit simultaneously, so realistically if your serious about corp fin. you go into one of the large banks.
They can't be advising a client that they audit simultaneously, so realistically if your serious about corp fin. you go into one of the large banks.