Yeah definately. Basically I hated it. Not the company, just the work. Audit work requires you to be very meticulous and methodical, to like things to be in order and exactly right, and my personality is very much the opposite, I prefer to see the bigger picture, and am more interested in doing my own thing than what process dictates. Audit doesn't let you express my creativity, and, in my opinion, the work is very dull, and the hours can be extremely long in busy season.
If you are an A-Class candidate, you should apply for corporate finance, consulting or transaction services, but these are by far the hardest to get into. (e.g. i think consulting takes 15 grads a year in london).