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I currently working for a regional firm but recently have been approached by a mid-tier national (GT, McGladrey, BDO, etc) HR manager, saying they are looking for someone like me to come work for them. Had dinner interview with a manager, partner and a senior manager. They originally contacted me in couple of months ago and I told them I’m in middle of busy season and no way I’m ditching my current firm to go work for them. They said they were looking to hire someone right away. So that was that….or so I thought. I figured I wouldn’t hear back from them but now I heard back from the senior manager saying there’s another opening and they want me to come to their office for a tour and a catch up lunch. Now I am torn. When they originally contacted me, I was thinking the position is something they would need to fill for summer or what not, in fact I had told the HR manager that I wouldn’t be looking to leave until busy season is wrapped up. So after dinner, I figured it just wasn’t the right fit. Now they want me back for an office tour and I am tempted. Not that I have any sort of offer (nor would I ask for one since I haven’t really made up my mind).
I have 1.5 year experience and passed all my exam (applying for license shortly). I work in Texas and I was wondering what was the salary level? More importantly, what should I really think about when it comes to jumping ship? I do kind of want to stay through June since that’s when the busy season bonus gets paid out but if this is the right opportunity, I would jump. The tricky part is, how do I know this is the right transition? Should I wait and apply for Big4?
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