Accountant Megathread - At Least We're Not Actuaries

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curried lamb of God: Aug 31, 2001; we are all Marwinners

Hey y'all, I'm not sure if this belongs in the accounting thread, but it is Big 4-related.

I just interviewed for a transfer pricing spot at PwC, and while the work seems interesting enough, my long-term goal is to work in economic development (USAID or a contractor). I interned at a development consultant this past summer (and loved it), and I noticed that PwC was a competitor for certain projects, particularly in the economic impact analysis of public policy programs. Are you guys aware of a particular department that this type of work would fall under, and the likelihood of getting to work there?

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