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Hello ,
I am currently working as an consultant for kyndryl as cloud sme with 7b band on lower level 13.5 lakhs. My contract is coming to an end so I contacted my manager was offered an job at same 7b level at 17 lakhs . Should I take the offer , will I have growth in the Company? I have an another offer from hcl 18 lakhs . Kyndryl Inc.
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Sorry you got rug pulled like many Big 4 people who drank the cool aid. The reality is all the good jobs get taken by MBB consultants or investment bankers. We’re left with not so good accounting or IA roles.
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As someone who started in audit, you absolutely can do whatever. You just (1) need to get out as soon as possible, and (2) understand that there may be an intermediate step along the way. It all just depends on what you want to do which would be helpful to know
Reading this after one year in audit thinking I really need to leave
I didn’t even make it to one year in audit. I decided to go back to get my masters and focus on passing the cpa. I’ve even accepted an offer for federal advisory at KPMG and they’re going to pay me $12k more than what I was making at Deloitte
If you think you need to leave then by all means. There will still be doors for you post your departure.
I went into advisory, much better work variety, wlb, and pay. 3 audit busy seasons landed me in a senior role paying 134k hcol
I went from pwc to ey, have never once gone to the nyc office but have been to philly, dc, Trenton, and London for client sites
If you don’t want to be in audit/pure accounting roles in the future, you need to leave audit asap. Look into advisory/consulting.
Yep same here. I switched from audit to advisory and found the work more interesting, although the schedule is less predictable.
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Yeah, that’s pretty much the standard exits.
If you want more finance roles then FDD is your best option. This is still accounting, but can lead to more finance focused roles.
Consulting is an option. Plenty of big 4 firms need people with accounting background for ERP implementations.
All else fails, MBA
We are doing things different than other consulting firms. Let me know if you are interested in Financial Accounting Advisory, Transaction Services/Valuations, Capital Markets, or Financial Transformation. Happy to talk all things Embark!
Negative. Obviously it is project/client dependent. But Embark does a fantastic job of sticking to 40 hrs/wk as much as possible. Unless there is a desire to work additional hours.
When all else fails....MBA
But I think you have to figure out what you want to do first.
Got a GMAT book last week. Still feels like this next busy season might destroy me first.
What do you want to do?
CPA doesn't lead to everything under the sun, the roles it opens doors for are at least partially accounting in nature. FP&A is a good path for CPAs who want less accounting
Go do FDD or try to land a true FP&A role
Sorry what is FDD
OP, dm me if you would consider credit risk advisory. I only started a week ago but its a decent amount of DD work and then some securitization work that’s really cool. Exit ops are great. I had just finished my first year with D audit when I moved.
Are you in NYC? If so, feel free to message me. I’m a recruiter for banking and working on a role that is open to Big 4 cands. It’s a nice role!
I am NYC. Dm me curious on salary though.
Audit opens lots of doors in the corridor of accounting
Have you worked exclusively on Financial Services clients? If so, that might be the issue. See if you can get on clients in your interested industry (e.g. tech, retail, manufacturing).
Yoe?
@Pwc4 that is just not true lol. High corp fin people come from IB and Strategy consulting
Investment banking or t12 mba
Don't get an MBA unless u know what your exit strategy is
I did 2 years of audit and 1 year of advisory and went into a senior FP&A role at a smaller company. It’s definitely doable just a bit difficult