Does KPMG reimburse for mileage?

Work from office 2/3 days good trainings

Mandatory hours required in office No free food (costly in food court), no free travel (but cost is lower for cabs which is good even though not free)

benefits, travel, time off, flexibility, it's highly dependent on your team

the gentle yet aggressive expectation of working overtime

Great people and working environment. Interesting and challenging jobs and engagements. Fast progress and obtaining responsibility. Team management capabilities and development.

Working hours can be long in busy season. No car financed by employer, only lease option.

The $100 a day AMEx spending while travelling

This company has no issue working you to the ground. They don't respect their employees and believe that you should be grateful to work there. No life balance and expect you to jump on a plane and travel all over the country for days on end.

Learned a lot about audit and the overall process. I was able to switch engagements frequently which was great for learning and exposure to different points in the audit process.

Mainly limited to energy/oil and gas industrues

Salary, Benefits, and office events

Long hours, commute, and travel

- Global reach and travel - In-depth and great training - Internal transfer and job opportunities

- Hierarchal/Centralized system - Culture is dependent on team (can be good or toxic)

Excellent working enviroment, everyone from junior level to manager level is helpful and they take care of you. Lots of courses, qualifications and overall academic empowerment, You learn stuff you might never learn anywhere else. Working hours are not exceeded outside the busy season (usually from January to March), and there is additional payment for overtime. Extra benefits like a restaurant ticket, expenses for your car if you go to the client are also very good to have.

Workload is heavy, but should be expected. Salary doesn't upgrade a lot within the company. The necessary ACA qualification that is mandatory for you to partake is difficult. Dress codes can be

Good experience to work at different clients

Too much travel for consultants

great people, lots of opportunities

no control over travel schedule once staffed