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Senior is ass at a B4 with zero B4 experience. You’ll hate your life
@ey1 even if he’s a senior associate with less than 1 year senior experience, big 4 will most likely bring him as experienced associate, not senior
That’s a PwC thing the three others have never had as hard line between senior and associate.
Just apply and take a chance on yourself
Pwc2 we need more voices like this in our lives! Thanks 😊
Honestly, you'll be better off coming in as an experienced associate / staff. The pay difference is pretty minimal, you'll be eligible for any promotion bonuses, and you'll have much more reasonable expectations for the first year as you adjust to both different engagement sizes as well as new firm methodology and politics and stuff. I know you'll feel like you're setting yourself back a year, but your career is a marathon and not a sprint and you'll be way more likely to be successful not coming in as a senior.
Yes, if u get hired, they will bring u in as experience associate and maybe work 1 full year before promotion
It doesn’t hurt to apply for a senior position and see what the recruiter says
When does your performance period end where you’d get promoted to senior? I’d ideally just wait for that
I switched firms after a year and my current company only does promotions once a year in Dec so I have to wait till im at 2 years and 6 months of associate experience till I get promoted