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No. They're pretty much the same for the most part. There might be some slight differences between group but as a whole aren't too different.
Your experience will also greatly vary within any of the four firms depending on the projects you end up working on.
Anything you hear about major differences likely apply to a comparison between specific groups within the firms or are purely anecdotal depending on the person's experience.
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EY was really chill… a little too chill
Where did you hear this? I mean, each firm has its own perks that make it great, but I wouldn't necessarily say one is better than the other. It really just depends on what your personal needs/goals/preferences are and what you value the most in an employer. I haven't worked at KPMG (yet), but I have worked at PwC, EY and now Deloitte. I'm happy where I am at the moment and I'd definitely encourage anyone interested in a job at Deloitte to pursue it - they're a great company to work for. But I wouldn't say they're the absolute best.
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I’d expect the differences between firms is less than the differences in practices within a firm e.g. Deloitte A&C, EY-P, Strategy&
There all the same, ran the same. Depends on projects, teams, service line etc.
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Dislike how Deloitte doesn’t have sick days and you have to use pto. As a huge global company this is wild to me
Even with that, a good amount of folks still don’t use all their PTO each year. Conversely I previously worked at a firm that had separate PTO and sick leave and I never used any of the sick leave 🤷🏾♀️
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Yes Deloitte is probably the best
PwC is the best
D has the best reputation out of thr big 4 period. That being said people have different exp in pay, culuture, and over group dynamics. Just depends.
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