I’m struggling choosing my industry focus in audit. Im deciding between Financial Services (PEG,hedge funds ect.) and manufacturing/consumer products. Both very different.

I find FS to be intriguing but the work boring. I find manufacturing/consumer products to be overwhelming/difficult but a great learning experience! What should I choose? What opportunities are there available for FS focus?

PwC peeps - I see Tim Ryan on the news promoting work life balance with two weeks where the office is shut down and improving work life balance. I know it’s fairly new, but are people noticing a difference or is it a marketing ploy?

Imagine a person lateraling into Big Law who has never had to do the billable hours previously. 1) What would be your best piece of advice? 2) What do you wish someone would have told you about billing when you started? 3) Is there maybe a book for someone entering the minefield on billing effectively and capturing time effectively? Thanks in advance!

Leave Daniel Kaluuya ALONE!

How do you deal with an SO that gives you the “I’m not ALL straight white men” “I’ve had my own set of struggles” “I’ve been discriminated against too” ? (Note: he actually did have a pretty rough upbringing).

Hi guys! Planning on moving to Miami /fort Lauderdale area but in need of some good suggestions on apartments / brokers to work with.

Anyone else feeling massive hypocrisy in google and Facebook convincing clients that money spent of TV IS WASTED...only to spend BILLIONS ON TV when they really need to get something across?

Could anyone share what’s EY business consulting about? I just got to know of someone without any business consulting related experience getting hired into a mid/senior role and thus am curious

What skills should marketers be developing right at this moment to set themselves up for success in the coming years?

I am taking medication to treat my depression and anxiety and I have been taking it for the past 10 years. I wonder if there is any partner who took medication most of his/her life and still made it?

What is an appropriate salary range for a newly graduated Optometrist in southern CA?

Hello everyone,
I have joined Deloitte in 2021 as a campus recruit. To be honest my experience in Deloitte is not as good and I have been doing nothing for straight 6months now. I am exploring for other opportunities and wanted to know, is the notice period negotiable in Deloitte. If yes, do I have to buy back or depends on the manager. In my offer letter I had the notice period to be 2months, but some people say it is 3 months. Where can I check my notice period.

I am hearing a lot about PMP certification any thoughts or ideas…is it good for ones resume nd if yes what should be roadmap???????

How is the EY Advant Navis office? Pictures anyone

LTC and VEN falling ... I don’t understand this market!

Considering getting a Soho house membership? Do you guys think it’s worth it?

Soo what if I audited the company my brother works for, but didn't realize he worked there until after the audit was already over. For context, for the life of me I could never remember the name of the place he worked, and then my mom said it today and well.... it all clicked.

Hi All, how would you put in notice? I just got my start date for another job today, and was going to put in my two weeks. Do I email my managers, staffing, HR? Is there anything I specifically need to say? Just want to make sure I'm being sensitive since obviously the timing is awful. Thanks!

Does EY have a preferred vendor for relocation (ie movers)?

It's so quiet in the office today!.... I thought, as I worked from home 😜 love working in this season!

I got an offer for advisory. What is the difference between advisory and audit?

In the Jacksonville area. Curious about opportunities out there for accounting consulting work. I truly have a passion for helping companies make their accounting departments more efficient, helping them focus their resources on the things that matter. My firm does some of this now, but I would love to grow that practice here. Is this something you all recommend to your clients? If you have people that you do this for, how have you connected with those individuals?

Does anyone else have intense imposter syndrome and believe they’ll never move on from entry level positions? ‬I’m trying to apply for new jobs and I have enough years of experience to qualify for a senior position but I’m scared to make that jump.

Would appreciate any tips/best practices on giving a 2 week notice :/

I’m an experienced hire at A2 and joined D in Fed and missed the promotion. I’m so struggled if I should apply for s1 at EY. I know the market rate for S1 at EY is like 30% more than what I make now. I’m struggling bc I like my team at D and will be eligible for greencard in a few months. I’ve used 3 years of my H1B. GC is definitely my priority. Just still so frustrated about my title and pay now especially I’ve doing senior account in the past busy season.

Currently an S1 in audit in Dallas. Thinking of transferring to Chicago after this next busy season. Is a car necessary if I stay in audit? Would I be able to rely on mass transit?

How many of you are in Audit to be an auditor, not just for better exit opps?

I’d be sooo down for Bzy Szn 2020 WFH Edition. Anyone else? Do you think we’ll be remote through the end of the year?

I used to be a top performer before rona but have been so unmotivated for the last year of WFH and my performance is tanking because of it. I know some people love this life but I absolutely hate it; I chose audit because I enjoy being onsite at clients and thrive on the team camaraderie of audit rooms. WFH was okay at first, but the longer I'm stuck sitting at the same desk in my house alone all day the more meaningless everything feels to me. I don't know what the solution is, but I'm so tired

Started a univerity degree in Business/Accounting 5 years ago, because I heard it could lead to jobs with good money.
Now I am wondering: How the f*ck did I end up in my job?

Does anyone else get tired of dealing with rude clients all the time?? I hate working in a position where I can’t stand up for myself and instead have to kiss butt to keep the client happy

I’m an experienced staff getting ready for my second busy season. I’ve really only done detailed testing so far and I don’t feel confident about how much I’ve learned. Is this pretty normal?

For any boomerangs in this bowl: how long after you left the firm did you go back? I left for industry 3 months ago and I’ve been bored out of my mind and don’t see any growth here, is it too early to consider going back?

Looking for an office chair now that I’ll be heavily remote- what’s your favorite with good reliability that won’t break the bank?

Has anyone here worked for all of the Big4s? If yes, how does it feel like to be on your resume?