Dear Candidates,
Big4s starts recruiting for 2014!
PwC, KPMG, Deloite, E&Y
2014 Big4 Recruitment for both full time and internship will formally begin from tomorrow! Are you fully prepared?
If you want to maximise your chance of success and get all the tools and recourses needed to get your ideal offer, do not miss our flagship ‘Breakinginto-Big4™’ programme. With the 1st round interview guarantee* and more than 4 years’ experience in the Big4 career coaching field, our numerous success speaks loud for itself. For this week only (till 1pm Friday 5th July 2013), we are giving out a 5% discount on all Breakinginto-Big4™ programmes. For more information, please click ‘Store’ button after logging into our platform.
Free Career Consulting Session
For those who are going to send application to Big4 but have questions on your application, including e.g. confused with departments/posts suitable for you, the application process, general career path from the Big4, feel free to come to talk with us on Wednesday 3rd July between 1pm to 4pm. One of the Career Interactive Consultants will answer all of your inquiries and design a tailored career plan for you. To reserve a place please send your CV to [email protected] with the title ‘Free Career Consulting’ no later than Tuesday 2nd July 2013 3pm. Due to popularity of the session, turning up without reservation will not be admitted into the office on the day. Please make sure you bring along your ID (e.g. student card) and undergrad transcripts with you for verication purposes.
Do you know?
You accidentally meet someone important in the elevator, how can you impress him/her in such a short “journey”? Elevator pitch (or speech) reflects the idea that it should be possible to deliver the summary in the time span of an elevator ride, or about half to two minutes.
Always be prepared! You will never know who you will bump into. Prepare specific speech to specific audience. Generic speech is not likely to succeed. Knowing your business well is easy, but catching outsider attention in a minute doesn’t. You must know what to highlight and which keyword triggers their curiosity. When you outline your speech, you must address the following questions:
- Who am I?
- What do I offer?
- How problem is solved with my product or service?
- What should the listener do as a result of hearing this?
An interesting and value adding short speech leads to longer conversation or end in a scheduled meeting!
Best of Luck with your 2014 Job Hunting,
Career Interactive Team
