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EY or PwC in San Jose Office?

by jojo

Hey guys, I am moving to San Jose next few years and I want to find out more about the Big 4 offices in San Jose. I am in audit, and I would like to know if it were you which office would you choose and for what reason? I would like to factor in all the reasons i.e. people and culture, clients, pay, commute, and flexibilities etc. Thanks!

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