lol.omg i kpmg called me...oh shit i didn't get in
Yeah, i was quite shocked at the number :/ I thought EY would take 30 or so people, but there were only 4 future cadets per table (i think) and there were 5 tables...Man, EY had probably less than 20 if you discount the 1st year uni people.
My friend got it and rejected it immediately -.-Who got a call from Duncan Dovico? I heard they only accepted 4 people this year.
did u get a call?Who got a call from Duncan Dovico? I heard they only accepted 4 people this year.
HAHAHA... i got a call for an interview.. booked it for monday last weekk. on sunday night sent them an email sayin im not comin coz id accepted KPMG insteadWho got a call from Duncan Dovico? I heard they only accepted 4 people this year.
can i ask when he got the call?My friend got it and rejected it immediately -.-
Oh well, he got offers from PwC and UTS which he reckons to be substentially better.
they called me yesterday saying that they are still deciding and that they will make a decision by fridaycan i ask when he got the call?
cos ive just realised i missed a call from them today, too late now to call them
they said they would contact ppl on monday and tuesday tho, so i dont like my chances
did anyone here get a call from duncan dovico?
Hm, that's actually quite nice.Nah, she didn't, but best wishes to you dom.
From memory (and this is back from the Cadet info night), Duncan's cadet program allows you to work at maximum of 24 hours a week. That's great considering how with other firms you are required to work a minimum of 34 hours. It would be a lot less stressful. And, their application was really easy too - all you had to do was submit your resume in and ta-da. Although, I stuffed that bit up by sending HLB Mann Judd's Cover Letter to them
haha yeh i guess its common practice to reuse your cover letterNah, she didn't, but best wishes to you dom.
From memory (and this is back from the Cadet info night), Duncan's cadet program allows you to work at maximum of 24 hours a week. That's great considering how with other firms you are required to work a minimum of 34 hours. It would be a lot less stressful. And, their application was really easy too - all you had to do was submit your resume in and ta-da. Although, I stuffed that bit up by sending HLB Mann Judd's Cover Letter to them
I haven't yet and there is a good chance I won't. I want to negotiate them about Co-op and I haven't talked to them since I got offered.Which company have you accepted Namu?