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Cali85 Newbie
Joined: 06 Aug 2011 Location: United States
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Posted: 24 Nov 2011 at 15:32 | IP Logged
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db729 wrote:
Go Big 4 and take the 10% raise. Make senior after a few months and get another raise. Stay another year, jump to IA then, and get another raise. BAM! $$$! |
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What's IA?
Smart wrote:
Go to any big company's accounting department and you will see rows upon rows of cubes with staff accountants making a terrible salary. They are at the bottom of the profession. |
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Is that where you're at?
__________________ BA '10 from top 25 undergrad school.
Currently a staff accountant @ a small software company.
Currently in school PT getting CPA units.
Goal--FT audit position at Big 4 in Fall'13.
Mid 20's
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db729 Major Contributor
Joined: 22 Apr 2010
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Posted: 24 Nov 2011 at 15:45 | IP Logged
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Cali85 wrote:
db729 wrote:
Go Big 4 and take the 10% raise. Make senior after a few months and get another raise. Stay another year, jump to IA then, and get another raise. BAM! $$$! |
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What's IA?
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Internal Audit.
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cluv8484 Newbie
Joined: 18 Nov 2011 Location: United States
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Posted: 30 Nov 2011 at 13:04 | IP Logged
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DB729...
Thanks for the advice man, definitely seeing eye-to-
eye...took the offer at Deloitte. Figure long-term it'll
open up doors, plus it's gold on the resume. Not to
mention I can see IA be about as fun as stabbing my
eyeballs with needles....glad I saw past the money
For the dude asking what part of the country i'm in, that
would be Chicago...assuming your in a small market, but
luckily I grew up here and always assumed cities like New
York and Chicago (NY having wall street, Chicago with the
Board of Trade & the merc) were the only place to really
have a lot of options as someone in finance/accounting
due to their prominence in world finances....
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