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unfortunately for a boutique barber, the closest would probably be parramatta or Castle Hill, the ones in carlo are all asians who give you a basic shave

I am sure if you keep your results up...that you would be able to secure a transfer.

And let me just say that to get an interview nowdays at a big4, I am afraid that good grade and possibly a law degree is a prerequisite, because recently I was at a vacation interview for KPMG, and the three people I met: two were 4th yr com/law (Usyd, UTS) and the third was crazy BCom guy at...

let's hope you are right about the CA Achiever, though i question its long term significance, i only did two weeks, so seriously I ain't got that significant of an advantage over everyone else. From my experiences, I believe that the people who end up at the big 4 tend to possess similar traits...

minai jinxed the mavericks...now down 3-2... oh please Dirk, be the saviour

i still don't understand why no-one like Dallas, they have a wonderful structure, great coach, a modest superstar with a cast full of talent and capable of winning games on offence and defence...UP 2-0..NBA CHAMPS here we come!!

how unfortunate that no-one is talking about the NBA finals, Dallas up 1-0...

hey u alright man?? has it all been sorted out? it's kev btw

just wondering which firm did your friends apply to? i had an interview at KPMG on friday, just wanted to see who else applied and btw do you guys know if the process is the three step as per the website? like you know first interview, then assessments and then final??

going off-topic a bit... has anyone applied for a winter vacation position at the big 4 and how was your interview?

when are the results announced?

I worked at KPMG in the summer and we had another vacationer who also is in the same position as you. He went to EY for like 4 weeks and then came to KPMG... and he has decided to stay. He says that the work environment at KPMG seems more relaxed and the people are more geniune, though i cannot...

Re: counter offers My understanding of this is that the original offer is effectively rejected when a counter offer is made (RA Brierley Investments Ltd v Landmark Corp Ltd). So in this case by jill inserting a new condition in the contract(ie. the holiday), they have only reached quid quo...

nah.. transferred to com/law this yr... so any tips?

i am doing question 22 as well... anyone have any tips on how to approach the Qs... looks like a straightforward theory qs

Re: Transfers into law ...? a) no, it takes the same time b) It will take six years if you do post grad law

I question your point in the sense that if the firm is paying the exact same amount of salary, wouldn't they rather a candidate with a law degree. I believe that on the inside there must be favouritism for law graduates though i agree with you that it is a waste of time to study law if...

There is no point doing a com/law degree if all you want is CA/CPA qualification. I want to get into taxation law and hopefully i am doing the right course (com (acct)/ law UNSW). Dunno if i actually have to get CA accreditation to become a tax lawyer, but working in-house is fine with me also...

I absolutely agree with Minai. Everyone must forget the common use of the terminology debit & credit. It will make more sense when you have to reconcile accounts at the end of the financial year. DEBIT always increase in ASSETS, CREDIT always increase in LIABILITIES. Just relate to the formula...

hey underthesun... I have q 22 as well... maybe we can help each other.. Doesn't seem too hard though