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Big 4 Graduate offer and the partner who approved your offer

Ppuddle16 · 2017-03-10 23:26:42

Over the summer I interned in a non Audit Dept of a Big 4 firm. During the internship I felt that I wanted a graduate position in Audit, mainly because I ultimately want to become a Chartered Accountant. I expressed an interest with HR and met with a partner from audit over coffee. (from a non financial services…

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Over the summer I interned in a non Audit Dept of a Big 4 firm. During the internship I felt that I wanted a graduate position in Audit, mainly because I ultimately want to become a Chartered Accountant. I expressed an interest with HR and met with a partner from audit over coffee. (from a non financial services department)

At the end of my internship I was offered a graduate position in 2018 with masters sponsorship for the upcoming academic year. The offer was approved by the partner whom I met for coffee during my internship.
My question is, is it likely that the partner who approved my offer will end up being my partner when I start in 2018, or will the area he is in (non financial services) be an indication that I won't end up in FS? I believe at the time I expressed a specific interest in being in a non financial services department. Truth be told, i want to avoid FS , as I've heard enough scare stories about it.

Any advice would be appreciated

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