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I do not know about the NYC office, but one of my friends is with RSM and Denver and loves the people she works with.
I've also spent time with my firms NYC office and really like ours if RSM doesn't work out.
Culture is huge for me as well, that was my main deciding factor of why I picked the firm I did. Accounting work is the same everywhere, the people you work with make the difference
heavily depends on the group and industry. My group sometimes feels pretty cut throat
I think most people just work and go home. Nothing negative to say but nothing overly positive either.
Definitely depends on your group and team. FS in general is kind of cutthroat but really depends on the partner and manager. The culture at any large accounting firm in NYC is bound to be rough because of the quantity and size of clients in the market. Talking to some of my friends, I’d say the culture/how they treat employees is probably better than Big 4 but it’s still very stressful and you’ll work hours comparable to big 4. We’re also disgustingly understaffed right now so