Just hired here

What am I in for?

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Hell.

Oh man. Nothing good, although the exact level of suck will vary based on line of service, region, industry, and client(s).

No one will expect you to know anything in your first year, which is one of the few positives that come to mind

t. Ex PwC Assurance.

+1

Working yourself to a literal death

I know the Ernsts btw. They're p chill.

>big 4
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Depends a lot. Are you in Europe or America? My European capital city office is very nice and no one shits on you for doing remote work when you can. In America the pay is slightly better, days are longer and the job is slightly tougher.

I am in audit, first year was truly hell and you wanna quit, second year was easier even though you have more responsibility, because you have actually built talent and know what to do.

I should be locked in for the senior promotion for next year, I will stay at least 1 more year. The exit opportunities generally are worth it, and whatever you end up doing afterwards might actually feel easier.

Service line also matters, I hear tax can be even nice, even, just lounging at the office. In audit we travel to clients all fucking day which gets exhausting, although is also interesting.

>he went public instead of private
fucking idiot. I work 40 a week and started 25k higher than you out of the gate. why do people do that to themselves?