KPMG Reviews
Updated Feb 11, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Company Rating Based on 1,293 ratings Employees say it's "OK" |
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Pros
Great place to start career. Awesome people. Great work culture. Nice benefits and work life balance.
Cons
Compensation is the only one I can think of.
Advice to Senior Management
Management is taking right steps to reduce cost which might result in employee compensation rise in the longer run.
Pros
Good work life balance. Fantastic opportunities to advance professional growth.
Cons
Pay is not at par with a similar position in industry
Advice to Senior Management
Keep up the good work!
Pros
Pay good, give you a big opportunity to develop yourself and teach you how to work under press.
Cons
always work overtime and no pay
Advice to Senior Management
N/A
Pros
Good growth opportunity. Good people.
Cons
Long hours . Laggards in industry, overly conservative and risk averse.
Pros
Great Place to Learn and develop skills
Cons
Work life balance
under staffed
Advice to Senior Management
Hire plenty of staff
Pros
great training courses, smart people
Cons
long working hour
employees underpaid
Pros
Strong benefits package
Work/life balance
People
Location
Paid time off
Cons
Lack of defined growth opportunities
Moderate compensation
Poor bonus structure
Pros
Enriching learning experience to work at KPMG
Cons
Not much growth opportunities within Department
Advice to Senior Management
Nothing
Pros
Its a great place to for networking and you can specialize within a particular industry if you work for a few years.
Cons
A very political environment with very unpredictable hours
Advice to Senior Management
Supervisors don't give you clear instructions. No proper communication.
Pros
great global exposure
good talents
Cons
limitations of an accounting firm
not much of an innovative, creative environment
Advice to Senior Management
need more communication



