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Hi. I'm a final year btech student, and I recently got an offer from PwC India for the post of Sr. Analyst, with the package of 4.5lpa fixed + some yearly performance bonus. How should I expect me to be my career graph in pwc? Promotions, work culture, work life balance, basically any kind of insight will be appreciated.
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Anyone here at Baker Tilly? How do you like it?
Say you’re an Assurance Senior 3 and want to transfer soon as you hit Manager back to your hometown office. Should you secure the manager promotion at your current office first or go ahead and initiate the transfer at S3? I’m scared that they won’t accept me over their current S3s and so I think the safer bet is to make manager first then transfer. Deloitte EY PwC
Also, how desperate are firms for Managers these days? I know seniors and staff are in demand but I rarely hear about Managers.
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Maybe it’s because a lot of people know it’s a tough subject for them so they study harder?
I think the Becker bump is insane and the sims get curved a lot
Oh they are. And trust me you will be shocked at your score
I mean I did it like over 5 years ago. As I recall, it's mostly common knowledge. That's why it's relatively easier. Maybe it has changed.
I just found out I passed Reg on my second attempt. Went from 62 to 80 after an additional month of studying. Know basis like the back of your hand, hit mcqs constantly, and if you have Becker watch the sim videos for areas you struggle in. Also, checkout the cpa Reddit group, they give good advice. Good luck!
I passed REG on the first try and left the exam center with 2 hours remaining REG was the easiest in my opinion.