Does KPMG offer housing assistance?

- wfh - quite a lot of fun activities, free drinks and food - free to do anything as long as you get your stuff done

- can be quite chur and stressful at times

good staff benefits and staff wellbeing funds are provided

no work-life balance during peak

can enjoy medical benefits and there are free of snacks will be refilled every week

don't expect any career path for this role

- 10 days paid study leave per professional paper sitting - sponsored tuition for professional papers - hot desk working environment - flexible working arrangement

- like other big 4s, very stressful in meeting deadlines and long working hours - no OT pay, but there is $10 meal allowance and transport provided - when too many people quit, the reallocation of tasks is bad as they cannot find enough resources to fill the gap

* Staff is trained to work independently, build fundamentals you can use in any career * Lots of work socials and free food * The standard path to CPA if that's your thing

* If you're not pursuing CPA you get deprioritized for work rotations * Demands are pretty high * Not as remote friendly as it used to be

Great networking and a few benefits, like lunch allowance or a good bonus if you απreferred someone.

Long hours, you would have to start working from Sunday afternoon to catch up with the volume of work, the HR department purely decorative, if you would be a whistleblower they would gaslight you, etc

-Unlimited PTO and firm-wide shutdowns -$300 annual benefits allowance

-Poor work life balance -Lower salary compared to other accounting firms

Lunch allowance and good exposure

High work load and not much work life balance

Good staff benefits and many activities

Some managers are not supportive, working experience depends on who you work under.

Travel time compensation Meals allowance

Lot of travellling Long hours