How To Get A JOB At A TOP 4 PROFESSIONAL FIRM! [2020]

[@renatomelin8556]

I work as a consultant at Deloitte in Brazil, I started as a trainee in 2018 and today I am a Senior consultant. Great video!

[@bordua98]

very informative! Thanks for the research

[@nachofdez4444]

Hi Paul, where can I find useful resources to prepare each assessment?

[@sean16rx]

I am starting at PwC in a month. Wish me luck.

[@dnlktmnn]

How is ist ?

[@sean16rx]

@@dnlktmnn so far so good. There might be a huge difference what team you are in, who is your manager and many other factors. In my case it has been great experience so far.

[@samiulalam2953]

Hi Paul I have an upcoming interview at PWC and I wanted some advice and tip on preparing for for interview

[@R88daniel]

Such a good video Thank you for necessary information

[@stevenobrien8033]

Hi Paul , I didn't do as well as I would have hoped in my degree (completed in 2015) but I have since gone back to take a Masters in Finance. Can my most recent qualification over ride the need for a 2.1 in your opinion?

[@LiveCustoms]

This video was great! I'm going to be applying for graduate positions this fall. I'm really interested in and thinking about applying for Tax but have read the big 4 prefer people with Law degrees for Tax? As an Accounting & Finance student should I go for the more 'safe' option with Audit? or go for Tax which I'm more interested in? (Also have work experience/placement year in Management Accounting)

[@_elizabethliving]

Livecustoms you can go for tax. Just show on your cv or cover letter that that’s what you’re more interested in

[@baselahmed6298]

M on the 2 y of maaa college nd lookin forward helpin each other tho hope we can get n touch !

[@amirwaqi]

its all about cable or luck..either one

[@MalekElmellouki]

this was very helpful for me, thank you!

[@Azhark94]

Hi Paul. If i have a BA accounting and finance degree, is that enough to register for ACA? Or do i still need additional GCSES inc ENG and MATHS and A levels. WOuld really appreciate it if you could help. Thanks buddy.

[@deanhoward9718]

Would you be able to do an in depth guide on an experienced professional trying to make the jump to a big four firm?

[@katrieladolphus920]

Do these firms offer apprenticeship?... incase people don't want to go to university. I know PWC offers apprenticeship but I don't know about the others

[@imadhahmed8042]

Great Video

[@k____5697]

What if you don’t have a 2.1 but you work in risk and you’re really good. How would you convey that through the application process?

[@SasukeUchiha-zj4zx]

Do you have to have done a level maths and have amazing gcse grades to get in ?

[@PaulHarrisYoutube]

I dont believe so. It probably helps. I think it is just a 2.1 at uni

[@jiyapatel6473]

Should i do a degree or an apprenticeship if i want to become a Chartered Accountant? I'm going to start Year 13

[@PaulHarrisYoutube]

That is a difficult question - at £9k a year uni can be very expensive - so financially if you can get on a Flying start course at a professional firm then in the long run you may be better off. However, if i could go back and do it again, i would look at it more as an opportunity to study something i was particularly interested in - since you can choose to study as a chartered accountant with almost any degree background. Problem is i didn’t know what to do when i was in year 13

[@thewongtim]

My brother is currently working in audit for PwC, and he said if he knew what he knew now, he would go straight from school into the big 4.

[@elitestockpicks8212]

Glad I don't have to work for any of these big companies.