[thechapman]

Hey everyone. I started at a big 4 firm in the fall in a large city, and I’d like to move to a smaller office to be where all of my family lives. After busy season I will have been with the firm for 8 months. As I have no ties to this city, my HR manager has actually mentioned before that I should let her know if I ever want to go back. My main concern is that I wouldn’t be able to do this since I haven’t been with the firm for very long, but I thought I might have a better chance given that the HR manager said that to me. Do you all thing that this is possible, and if so, when would be the right time to ask? If possible, I’d like to do it after busy season as my lease will be up in this city. Any opinions would be appreciated.

Passed - 2014

[ruggercpa2b]

I worked at Deloitte and you could submit a transfer request after being in your position for a year. However, you had to talk to your current management to let them know that you wanted to transfer. If HR is supportive you can talk to them and ask them what the steps you need to take. But I do think you can transfer within a year if there is need in that office you want to move to.

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