sturggling here between Mcgladrey M&A transaction position and regional Investment Bank in Asia
Hi Folks,
I work for big 4 as an auditor, has been on big four for 4 years now. As I've been exploring jobs, I found good opportunity to work for Mcgladrey doing financial due dilignence on M&As. I am actually Korean, and I also got couple offers in investment banking division(working on M&A deal execution and IPOs) from regional securities firm in Korea. I am struggling to decide where I should go. Getting out of audit is great, but going from big 4 to regeional firm sounds downgrading. However it is due diligence work which is bettwe than audit. Going to Korea will allow me to work on actual M&A deals. I was wondering where I can go after few years if I go work for Mcglarey transaction services group? Do people recognize highly of this company's transaction group? Which would be your choice? Any advice will help.
Thanks
Do IB. It's hard to transition to IBD after working in Audit and even Transaction services. Plus...it's only due diligence. Your experience will suck IMO.
I can vouch from friends in TAS at accounting firms. It sucks
M&A at any CPA firm is fool's gold (more accounting than finance), let alone at a lower-second-tier firm like McGladrey.
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