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Topic	Do some employers have high turnover by design?
Prestoff 04/02/24 1:56:42 PM #8:	Yes, working in a Public CPA firm you get unusually high for a Junior Associate position, until you learn that you're required to work 65-80hrs a week during tax/busy season and how much it drains you and realize you can't go up any higher unless you get that CPA license. So there's massive turnover and they love it because they can sucker in the next college graduate. I work in the private sector now as a Senior Manager and I'm getting paid way more while working less hours than I did working at a Public CPA firm. --- DI MOLTO! <cite>Prestoff posted [p:979694654] in Do some em... [t:80737196]...</cite> <quote>Yes, working in a Public CPA firm you get unusually high for a Junior Associate position, until you learn that you're required to work 65-80hrs a week during tax/busy season and how much it drains you and realize you can't go up any higher unless you get that CPA license. So there's massive turnover and they love it because they can sucker in the next college graduate. I work in the private sector now as a Senior Manager and I'm getting paid way more while working less hours than I did working at a Public CPA firm. --- DI MOLTO!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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