“Satisfied but we can always do more.”

Pros:  “Opportunity to work on all aspects of an engagement from day 1.”

Cons:  “Imbalance of work load and demanding 'public accounting' mentality.” – Full Review

“One of best CPA firm out there. Look out big four!!”

Pros:  “Having a CEO with the vision ours does, motivates the entire organization to operate as the best in class firm they are, aiming to become the #5 CPA firm in the world. You…”

Cons:  “To be honest... I've been with just about all the large firms. Crowe just doesn't have any cons.” – Full Review

“KPMG”

Pros:  “The people i worked with and the social aspect of the job are the thing that kept me around. Everyone is young and eager to network, so the social events can be pretty fun.”

Cons:  “The hours are horrible. if youre lucky, you can work a 50 hour week every once in a while, but good luck seeing any sunlight for the 5 month busy season.” – Full Review

“Great Company”

Pros:  “Very nice people, best muni shop on the Western coast, beautiful office in the Ferry Building”

Cons:  “People weren't as helpful to me as an intern trying to learn the business, but I did suck up a ton of knowledge.” – Full Review

“This was the best carrier choice I ever made - to join PwC Management Consulting ( before the IBM acquisition).”

Pros:  “Intrelligent people, top quality product/output, top pay and a literal growing field of new knowledge and experiential learning. Flat organizational structure. Empowered…”

Cons:  “So much travel and time spent away from the family made work life balance very difficult.” – Full Review

“Standard Big 4 Experience”

Pros:  “Good benefits, flexible work arrangements”

Cons:  “Long hours, high pressure on utilization/chargeability” – Full Review

“Great benefits, pretty decent flexibility, horrible hours, low pay”

Pros:  “They really want you to work here and support career decisions. You learn a lot very fast and all of your licensing is paid for.”

Cons:  “The pay is awful and WAY below market. By leaving you could make at least 20% more. That said between vacation and fringe benefits it probably pays for itself.” – Full Review