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Hi Everyone,
Need your suggestions please
I come from a cyber strategy background with very little technical experience.
I want to make a shift towards Devsecops,
Could anyone please suggest what is the best way to build the needed skills /do projects online for the relevant experience?,
Thanks,thanks a lot in advance,!
Deloitte DEVOPS
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BNY Mellon technology specific questions -
#0 How much max salary for grade K ?
#1 How long does it take to promote in bny from grade K to L ?
#2 Any specific criteria for promotion? Expr , certification etc...?
#3 How much % hike to expect post promotion ?
Skills- Java, microservices,react, cloud
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How is the life and work culture in the exl?
Hey fishes, please help me out on which company to join.
YOE - 2.5
Stack - Java, Springboot, API development
Offers - TCS (14 lpa), T-systems (14 lpa)
I’m looking for good wlb, good office culture but also steady growth and learning in terms of technical stack. Please provide suggestions.
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Deloitte also has sabbatical you can take so you can study for your CPA.
It will be helpful in the long run if you're staying in accounting and some roles in finance.
It helps if you want to keep all doors open- especially being still early in your career. Even some industry jobs in the C suite have CPA as a requirement. If you plan to stay out of public accounting for the remainder of your career though, you really may never need it.
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For either accounting for finance CPA will have a lot of upside.
It absolutely sucks to take the exams while working full time in public, especially if you are not naturally good at taking standardized tests, like me. but yes it is worth it, I would not be in the private sector role I am in now without a CPA license. If you feel like there is even a small chance you can get your mind into doing it, then accept that things are going to suck for 6-12 months and just push through, the rest of your life will be materially improved. Good luck!
Yes and the B4 firms also pay for it so even if it sucks, it’ll probably suck anywhere. Might as well take advantage of the cyclical work and get on a plan to do it now while you’re at B4 (or you’ll never do it)
It is definitely worth while to get your CPA. Even if you decide to do something else at some point in the future.
Depends on the industry. If it’s in accounting related field then yes, if it’s in something else then it won’t matter at all. Most people outside of accounting don’t even know what a cpa is and those that do knows the stigma that’s behind cpa
@EY3 - I don’t agree that most people don’t know what a CPA is. If it wasn’t valued than some companies wouldn’t hire mostly only CPA’s. As someone who majored in accounting and never passed the CPA exam I always thought it limited my opportunities.
You’re an accountant. Get your cpa.
CPA is always worth it