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Most companies have a clause somewhere, likely in a handbook that you’ve signed off on in new hire paperwork, that prohibits this.
The big 4s have independence requirements that you have to meet and they require approval to have a second job. Consequences exist if they catch you without approval.
It's really impossible to do two high-power ft jobs well. You end up failing at both, which is unhelpful in the long-run. Better to focus in on one employer and work on developing your career path from there.
It’s only a short term gain. “Wow I’m making 2x salary” yeah, for a month and then you’re fired from 2 jobs and now no one wants to hire you again.
Deloitte takes independence requirements seriously, they enforce them firmly too. I remember getting someone sent to HR and later terminated for “offshoring” his Deloitte job. When pressed, he confessed he had two jobs. He got caught by allowing someone to client salesforce login using his credentials from India.
Yeah... I did 2x 40-hr /wk jobs when I was 24 (both on-site). I had approval from my main job. I was only sleeping 3.5 hours on most nights. I never had a full day off as my second job was on the weekends too and main job was M-F. I was always tired, I couldn't articulate ideas in meetings sufficiently, it was unsafe (nodding off at stop lights), and any social life I had was gone. It lasted 2 months before I scaled back the second job to part-time, weekends only. Yeah, it was good money for a couple of months, but it wasn't worth the risks/costs.