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Bubzeebub192
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What seems to be a big draw for the small firms, IMO, is that if you ever wanted to branch out on your own you're much more prepared down the road to do that. I haven't heard of many people who work for the Big 4 starting their own firms. Maybe that's the case but I don't know that. Does anyone know?
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Bubzeebub192 wrote:
What seems to be a big draw for the small firms,
IMO, is that if you ever wanted to branch out on your own you're much more
prepared down the road to do that. I haven't heard of many people who
work for the Big 4 starting their own firms. Maybe that's the case but I don't
know that. Does anyone know? |
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I agree. it is easier to start your own little shop with small firm experience.
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