Why do people want to work for the Big 4?

They want you to think that people work for the big four because of the prestige of the firms and the amazing clients that they have. They choose accounting because they don’t want to be outselling a ton of work or being client facing. Those people go into finance or some other type of business career path.

What is so special about the Big 4?

With 360-degree views of companies and industries, the Big Four are authorities in the business. They have extensive recruiting and training programs for fresh graduates and sought-after passageways for tax and consulting professionals to and from many industrial sectors.

Who pays better Deloitte or PwC?

Overall Rating Deloitte employees rated their Compensation & Benefits 0.3 higher than PwC employees rated theirs. Deloitte employees rated their Positive Business Outlook 6\% higher than PwC employees rated theirs.

Why are there so many opportunities for growth in big corporations?

This means a lot of jobs, and therefore a lot of opportunities for growth. Big corporations tend to invest in individuals through education, skill development, and career assistance programs to help align an individual’s personal career goals with positions they would like to work towards within the company.

Are large companies more productive than small ones?

In their new book, Big Is Beautiful, they argue that large companies are more productive, innovative, and diverse than small ones. These companies also provide higher wages, more training, and broader benefits to employees and spend more money to limit pollution.

Should you be worried about big companies wielding even bigger influence?

Again, however, anyone worried about big organizations wielding even bigger influence is likely to remain unconvinced. Sure, some early evidence exists that young companies are uniquely able to benefit from cloud computing and are more likely to survive as a result.

Do we overrate the benefits of small business?

At times they do overreach: Big Food is an environmental and nutritional disaster; big banks helped cause the financial crisis. But the authors are correct that many people overrate both the benefits of small business and the evils of bigness.