Reznick Group Reviews
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Pros
I worked at Reznick for 2 years out of college and I have yet to find a place similar to it. If public accounting wasnt so demanding during January through April, I'd still be there.
The team I worked on was great and most of my managers took the time to make sure I learned something rather than spitting stuff out.
I was given a lot more responsibilities than you do at other firms in a shorter period of time.
Salaries and raises were pretty good
Traveling wasnt required but there were options.
Managers and Senior Associates were very open to your needs about working on different types of clients.Cons
If you dont know what kind of accounting you want to do, this is fine. The clients on some teams are mostly limited to Non-Profits and Real Estate.
It's not a big 4, so the name wont travel as well once you leave Reznick.Advice to Senior Management
I think management does a fairly good job here. It was my first job out of college and I havent found a company as open and forthcoming as Reznick.
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Associate in Bethesda, MD:
“Good culture, but has pockets of bad management”
Aug 12, 2009
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Tax Associate in Washington, DC:
“The opportunity for growth and reasonable compensation plummeted with the housing market. ”
Jul 20, 2009
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Senior Audit Associate in Atlanta, GA:
“Going the wrong direction...”
Jul 13, 2009
1 comment
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Tax Manager in Skokie, IL:
“It could be worse”
Apr 29, 2009
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Intern:
“Reznick Group is a good place to start for Interns.”
Mar 27, 2009
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Audit Senior Associate in Baltimore, MD:
“Retire...give it up”
Mar 12, 2009
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Anonymous in Baltimore, MD:
“Reznick is a young, quickly growing firm looking to work it's way into the Top 10 national CPA frims.”
Feb 24, 2009
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Anonymous in Chicago, IL:
“Don't work here”
Feb 24, 2009
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Anonymous in Chicago, IL:
“Satisfying job”
Jan 9, 2009