Well, it's much more difficult in a magic circle law firm than it is in the to get big 4. A MC-lawyer will earn more on average during the first 5 years after, that really depends on them, and in any case if you are good to your job you get far. For the big 4 could you pretty much everything going. ACA training and the big 4 on your CV you get on a good salary if you leave. You could go into finance, asset management, research, corporate finance. There are so many that it's a hard to set fixed number on the content.

When we talk about a stay in the big 4 ACA person, not she would earn so much as a MC PQ workers. You are looking at Manager within 2 years of qualifying and at about 55 K, Senior Manager of 55-70 K, then Director may vary the change, depending on how good you were. The reason the progression is slower experience is you because of the wealth obtained from work in the big 4, you are meeting with large customers and users at a high level of industries.

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