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Big Four auditor quits over 10am–2am grind, now regrets it after 30 applications yield just one rejected interview
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· September 15, 2026
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Key points He had been working long hours, from 10am to 2am every day, which took a toll on him. He has since applied to 30 jobs, but has only had one rejected interview.
A man who quit his job at a Big Four auditing firm is now regretting his decision. He had been working long hours, from 10am to 2am every day, which took a toll on him. After reaching his breaking point, he resigned without having another job lined up.
He has since applied to 30 jobs, but has only had one rejected interview. The man shared his story on Reddit, wondering if he made a mistake by quitting his job. Further details about his situation are available from the source.
The man's decision to quit was largely due to the demanding work schedule, which he found unsustainable. His story highlights the challenges of making career decisions and the importance of having a plan in place before making a change.
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Published: September 15, 2026 ·
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