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KPMG Reviews
Reviews by KPMG graduate employees
pros
- Excellent training provided.
- Great experience working with a wide variety of large corporate clients
- Regular client contact, lots of autonomy and responsibility, working amongst a talented team, variety of audits means every day is different
- Variety of work and great team. Always being challenged to jump in the deep end and learn as I go (can go well :P)
- The training provided is first class, the people you work with are inspirational, the friends you make are lifelong and the clients you work with and experiences you have are exceptional and are of unrivalled quality.
cons
- Occasional long hours.
- Busy season is about to begin and that will mean working greater hours than is normally appropriate.
- Reward and recognition, few inter-division networking opportunities
- tedious tasks and sometimes long hours
- Being expected to do very long hours at occasion.
What insiders say about…
Actually putting my degree to use is nice. Working as part of a team on valuations or external peer reviews is rewarding and a great learning experience.
Everybody gets along well. We go out for lunches and drinks after work quite regularly
Fairly typical process with online application and assessments. Enjoyed the face to face interviews as they interviewers were very approachable and made us feel comfortable.
They should have an understanding of the role they are applying for as well as the company itself. They should also be able to recognise their strengths and key skills, and be able to provide examples of situations to demonstrate how they would be a valuable employee.
Pretty good. Not what you hear about the 'big 4 culture'. Generally as long as you get your work done there is no expectation about how long you have to stay. I'm always out at 6.
No bonuses that I've heard of and the starting salary is good not amazing.
Managers are very accessible to employees and you will find that you have access to multiple managers from which you can choose to communicate with particular topics.
I've so far received primarily informal training as I am not yet able to complete formal training. But trainings range from Excel to new software,
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