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You will gain a broader , deeper more diverse experience by staying in the advisory team another 2+ years. Corporate won’t invest as much in you in training and exposure as public fens can offer unless you are going into a specific leadership program. That longer term play will serve you better in the long run
Do you mean CF as in the accounting firms investment banking division (although separate legal entity) or do you mean industry. Either way I’d say yes but your career trajectory is quite different with those two
One thing to think about is that if you choose to go into industry at this point you get that experience to put on your resume. You can always Boomarang back into PA, but having both public and private experience is very valuable later on. If you stay in PA too long, and then try to go out to industry, especially corporate finance, it's not likely to happen. Most likely end up in internal audit....
D1 that was my worry, that I wont get as much training, but i do feel that i can step into a management role and learn a lot more there.
KPMG1 corporate finance (cash management) in industry, it's a financial institution.
SM1, that was my plan. To gain management experience and than boomerang back one day when I feel that I have gained enough industry experience.
Thanks for the advice and guidance all!