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Dogo
Sep 24, 2007
I had a question for anyone who might know: Out of college, do firms tend to recruit more audit staff compared to tax staff?

I am going to be going through the fall recruitment process pretty soon, and am about to start signing up for interviews. Some firms have both audit and tax staff positions that I can sign up for, and while I do tend to enjoy my tax accounting classes more than my auditing accounting classes, I don't want to cripple my chances of getting a job by going for tax if there is a lot fewer positions available in that area.

Thanks for any and all help!

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Dogo
Sep 24, 2007
Do any of your firms set clear benchmarks for performance and salary/bonuses? I am working at a firm that has a billable hour goal that no one has ever hit in the years I've been there. The one year I busted my rear end to get close to it I saw a negligible increase in compensation compared to past increases. I am finding it hard to justify working the crazy hours anymore when theres no reward for it and no hammer for being a few hundred under it.

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