I’m 27 and currently finishing up my CPA exams, hopefully by the end of the year. I have experience in nonprofit accounting, industry cost accounting, and spent a year at a CPA firm doing taxes.
For anyone who pivoted into Big 4 later than the typical college hire path, how did you do it? What helped you stand out, and what roles or service lines should I target with my background?
I scored below 40 on my first attempt back in March. My score report showed weak areas across the board, so I decided to completely restart and rebuild my foundation from scratch. I’ve been studying consistently since the beginning of the year, and I finally feel like I found a study method that actually works for me. Hoping to see a big improvement on this upcoming attempt 🙏
I scored below 40 on my first attempt back in March. My score report showed weak areas across the board, so I decided to completely restart and rebuild my foundation from scratch. I’ve been studying consistently since the beginning of the year, and I finally feel like I found a study method that actually works for me. Hoping to see a big improvement on this upcoming attempt 🙏