by GoofyCupcakePWC
From PwC to Startup
I don't know that I take a good or bad decision to join a startup from PwC. But what I see is the work life balance. Shifting from home to Gurgaon it's bit challenging.
PeppyMochi
Student
How is working for Big4 different than working for a Startup?
I started off my career working for a Startup because the pay was slightly higher (Startup offered me 6.5 LPA whereas EY was offering 5.5 LPA for the same role)
I always wondered if I would have gotten better exposure and learning experience if I worked for one of the Big4…Does it in anyway provide additional intangible perks?
17mo ago
GoofyHamster
Swiggy17mo
Additional skills you missed on:
- Chatgpt and Google power using ✔️
- Food connoisseuring on client funds ✔️
- Pretty slides, real impact ✔️✔️✔️
Perks:
- Sleepless nights ✔️
- Low self esteem ✔️
- Look like you're in your 40s in your 20s ✔️
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Bangalore14mo
by JumpyBananaAnalyst
Ernst & Young or Finance startup
I'm working with Ernst & Young for around 4 years now. Great working culture, great flexibility, decent salary. I work in international Taxation.
I haven't started exploring opportunities outside, but I was curious to understand if I ...
Why do you work in the Big 4? [Deloitte, EY, PwC, KPMG]
Why do so many people work in the Big 4 given that you have to work so many hours and your work life balance doesn’t exist.
Is having a Big 4 on your CV really worth all of that hassle and not having a life in your 20s?
What about...
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I think the most lecherous of the people stay back in the big 4 and climb up the ladder to keep on making the culture...