KPMG Reviews
Updated Feb 11, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Pros
Great opportunities to learn as a young associate. Difficult to get started, but could learn alot if you are willing to work
Cons
Being a tiny cog in a huge wheel is never fun. You often feel under appreciated and overlooked. The company is far too risk averse
Advice to Senior Management
I was turned off by how poorly run our region was. I had a hard time working for such a large company.
Pros
Very friendly
Good management philosophy
Good benefits
Cons
For me the commute is really hard
Gossip
Politics and the worst part is ever growing number of employees talking after managers
Advice to Senior Management
Take care of your good employees, they are your main asset!
Pros
ability to influence decisions, develop client relationships, lead engagements, name on resume, working on becoming more of a management consulting organization as opposed to a bunch of audit people pretending like they're consultants
Cons
public accounting rules limit management consulting effectiveness, conservative accounting culture struggles with management consulting business to grow business, accounting culture allows partners to be promoted without leadership, industry depth, book of business, or competency in skill areas (strategy, operations, technology)
Advice to Senior Management
watch who you promote, cultivate people to be able to fill the higher roles and let them know what your plans are for them, hold partners accountable for their performance. also, reward your managers and directors who have been loyal to the firm for 7-10 years instead of leaving them at a pay disadvantage relative to the market
Pros
Work life balance, allow personal growth
Cons
Less exposure to modeling aspects compared to other competitors
Advice to Senior Management
Put more resources on expanding the advisory services instead of audit work
Pros
Big organizations with good exposure
Cons
Lack of work life balance. lack of respect for humans.
Pros
best place to learn accounting and audit over the middle east
best for first 3-4 years of ur carear
Cons
cutting training costs
low salalries compared to competitors
crowded work place
Pros
work life balance
encouraging bosses
colleagues are nice and help you get integrated quickly
alot of responsibilities given to first years
Cons
low pay
remuneration not that clear
there is a need to stay long hours at times depending on client
long hours
Advice to Senior Management
offer higher bonus
more recognition for work done
more events to make people feel good at work
offer more signals to allow talent to stay
Pros
Varied Experience
Attractive salary and benefits
Pleasant work environment and and the chance to interact with other professionals in teh same field
Cons
Long hours and lots of persoanl sacrifice in order to meet deadlines
Difficult clients to deal with who are uncompromising.
Advice to Senior Management
Ensure your staff is afforded the required training to be in the forefront. Need to actively sell advisory service
Pros
good to work but too streessfull. have a good oportunity
Cons
Too much stressfull and pressure
Advice to Senior Management
good to work but too streessfull. have a good oportunity
Pros
Benefits, compensation, training, career advancement
Cons
Senior Management knowledge, type of work
Advice to Senior Management
Promote based on the skill of your people not set timelines. Some people are not competent enough to manage audit teams.



