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Times have changed and there are so many more opportunities out there. 18 votes, 31 comments. That's why I Started looking for another job 3 years in, applied at one of the big 4 kinda as a throwaway cause I wasn’t focused on consulting and got hired. Primarily for accountants and aspiring accountants to learn about and discussI doubt this is typical, but a former Hey everyone, I am still an A1, but I am just curious as of course as a possible end-goal of a career in public accounting is to become a partner. Realistically how hard is it to actually make partner? If you start as a I knew one MD in my Big 4 Advisory group who had supposedly turned down the opportunity to join the partnership - she retired early/mid 40's. Seems most people are being put in the managing director bucket. With that being said, I would Big Four partners are drawn from a variety of backgrounds – in fact, only one partner we interviewed could be regarded as coming That same partner is head of the technology audit practice for my firm globally, has a vacation home in Santa Cruz, and has daughters at Berkeley and some other good school. Welcome to r/Big4, a place to discuss everything related to the Big 4 accounting firms: PwC, Deloitte, EY, & KPMG. My understanding is apples to apples, a b4 partner makes less than a McKinsey/Bain partner. Non CPAs I left big 4 after 2 years and then went to corporate finance. Preferably base + However, the advancement opportunities at big 4 are quicker and the firm is suggesting I would make either partner or Director in the future. My dad made partner after 13 years, and I don't know anyone who has been promoted to partner after 13 years or less recently. Most people here don't know this, but there's another ladder to climb at Big 4 once you're partner. Looking for opportunities in sales that allow me to travel constantly. 85K subscribers in the Big4 community. However, what happens when one reaches the partner Have had 4 different management positions in the past. They essentially own nothing as well, owning I have an offer at big 4 that I accepted, planning on getting my cpa, doing 2-5 years there then going industry (unless I just fall in love with public and want to stick it out to partner but i'm not Audit is an area that the Big 4 have a monopoly on, and typically any wins for the firm that are big enough to mint a new partner were planned out years in advance and have someone attached See Big 4 partner salary data from 2024 and find out how much the top employees at PwC, Deloitte, KPMG, and EY actually make Could somebody briefly explain the rank progression at the Big 4? Initially, I was under the assumption that it went as follows: Associate —> Senior 55 votes, 71 comments. 732K subscribers in the Accounting community. I am now Corporate Controller in a PE backed manufacturing company and will make $250k or so. Welcome to r/Big4, a place to discuss everything related to the Big 4 accounting Retired Big 4 Audit Partner Reveals the Truth “The only place where you'll hear real facts from a 35+ year Big 4 veteran about anything and everything you want to know about the industry. Every Big4 partner I talked to until now have a wife and kids, is it actually not as bad as it sound? Bring me back to reality please. Big 4 partner opened up about personal life on group call He said his wife doesn’t feel the spark anymore, that she says he works too much, etc. How much money is the partnership buy-in There are multiple levels of partner and comp tiers therein. I decided the juice wasn't worth Becoming partner now a days is not what it meant to become partner 10 years ago. I can’t believe in college I thought What do you do for your work, for your family, and for yourselves? I always taught that being a partner means having a tight schedule without any time to enjoy other things. They are usually more technically vs revenue focused. I joined big 4 through a tech angle with an intent to broaden and be more agnostic. At big firms they are usually in the 300-400k range. I only applied to the position because I had . I don’t include BCG here because their At the associate level, MBB and other Tier 2 consulting firms offer higher pay compared to the Big 4 (Deloitte, PwC, EY, and KPMG). I’m honestly not sure I would even want to be a For example, I had some co-workers who transferred from an office of a different Big 4 firm because they got sick of the partner screaming and Managing directors in the big4 are basically lifelong senior managers. It's important to stay energized and like the work Younger partners invest big $$$ to join and the first few years of partner draws are fairly low considering the effort and monetary investment. Then, a super senior partner told me: “you can become a partner here one day”. Welcome to r/Big4, a place to discuss everything related to the Big 4 accounting firms: PwC, Deloitte, EY, & KPMG.

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