I have the opportunity to do either but I’m a new grad and I don’t know what to pick. I feel like if I turn down my big 4 offer I am missing out on early career exit opportunities, but I could always find my way back if startup flops or is not making me happy. What do you recommend? They are both tax related so idk 🤷🏼♀️
I am going to be a tax intern in NYC at the orange big 4 and wondering what I will be doing this summer. What industry am I most likely to get and how do I coffee chat people who can help me switch industries if I do not like my team? Anything helps!
Is PwC’s auto department or tax department generally better which is better for advancing and switching industries I’m going to be in New York so I know the client industry is mostly bank and financial, but which is better in that case which is easier to transition to advisor if I ever wanted to do that down the line?
I’m doing a big four internship this summer, but I wanna know if audit or tax is easier respectively I don’t really care about full-time as of right now. I just wanna know which internship was easier because I decided on tax.
So I got switched from audit to tax on my own accord in hopes of eventually finding a way to get a return offer in tax advisory. Or just make an easier transition into tax consulting in not expecting anything but would love to make the switch and need help!!!Currently mapped to NYC but wanted to know ways to get the return offer in advisory and or if there are ways to move start date to winter or sooner. I don’t care if I have to relocate. Any tips????