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Category: Big 4
If it happens at a Big 4 accounting firm, we’re talking about it here.
Recruiting: “There Is No Need to be Bitter”
Lifted from the comments in response to someone who pointed out the Big 4 don't […]
Jim Turley Now Faces the Wrath of Chuck Norris
I guess when Boy Scouts of America board member Jim Turley spoke out about the […]
Will Ernst & Young FSO Start Forced Rankings Next?
We're getting word things are becoming a little claustrophobic over at Uncle Ernie's house. From […]
Caption This: What’s Going Through Jim Turley’s Head at This Very Uncomfortable Moment?
Traipsing lazily around the Internet the other day looking for old white guys to pin […]
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Must Not Mind That Their Audit Firm Is Also a Strategic Partner for a Presentation That Includes a Blogger That Doesn’t Say Particularly Nice Things About Their Financial Reporting
As most of you know, convicted-fraudster-turned-accounting-sleuth and all-around ham Sam Antar now spends his days […]
Layoffs Watch ’12: Forced Ranking Hitting KPMG Tax Groups
Following up on the news that forced rankings were hitting auditors across the country and […]
Deloitte Tax Professionals Being Asked for a Little Extra Effort in the New Year
Employees at Deloitte are still wishing each other a happy new (fiscal) year, so many […]
Guess Which Accounting Firm Took Out The Biggest Ad In the 125th Anniversary Edition Journal of Accountancy
By now, most of you who are AICPA members in good standing have received your […]
Here’s Your Open Thread for PwC Compensation Discussions (2012)
Now that you're all adequately prepared, the conversations that will probably make or break many […]
Ernst & Young’s Global Entrepreneur of the Year Awards Entertainment Cheaps Out a Bit on Special Effects
Did anyone get an invite to the Ernst & Young Global Entrepreneur of the Year […]
(UPDATE) Comp Watch ’12: PwC Auditor Wants to Load Up for His Sit-down
With fifteen days to go in the fiscal year, one capital market servant wants to […]