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TRACK is hard to use!!! It is so messy.
Where da audit staff at?
In audit room busy season love stories?
When is the Deloitte Tax comp call?
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What level are you? Service line?
Tax
Ya I think service line would help. If it's audit it will be a different speed. Less complex clients and you may be expected to come up with a lot of the adjusting entries compared to a public client that probably won't have any entries. You will run into a lot of crap clients
My comment is less applicable then. It's more of a pain for audit. Best of luck with the new role
I just accepted an offer like yours. I can built and design my career and there are not many obstacles to get to MD/P
Potentially yeah...there are advantages to being in a smaller or less developed office.
You should be able to feel it out. A smaller company or office will naturally lend the opportunity to be a big fish in a small pond. There aren’t as many places to hide, but strong performers really stand out. I would ask about typical promotion timeline, structure of the firm/teams, opportunities with clients, training younger staff, any of the usual questions you might ask. As somebody in this type of position, there are a lot of opportunities to demonstrate leadership and readiness for a promotion.