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We’re known for having the best culture so this is actually funny 😂 I have never had a toxic experience here. I know toxic people exist at every company though, but the overwhelming majority of people I have worked with here are not.
KPMG is great, although some KPMG people have been horrible on this app though but never in my specific office.
I’ve been at 2 of the 4. So far I’ve seen that 1) while everyone tout’s “our culture our culture” it’s all seems the exact same. 2) everyone’s experience is very project specific I’ve had a great time at both.
Again, project specific, I’m a senior and am not verbally abusive. But then again it depends on your definition..
Honestly the only senior leader I saw who was toxic was let go. Pretty much everyone I’ve met or worked with is super friendly. Maybe that’s just this practice.
Untrue.
Exceptions abound ofcourse, depending on the team you work with. My experience has largely been very positive.
I definitely wouldn’t call it the Wild West but partners do have a substantial amount of latitude.
From someone who worked at KPMG “it’s a culture of secrets and lies”.
It smells of beef and cheese
It’s different for sure. Seem passive aggressive. And not too transparent at least in my dealings. They tend not to be direct which is frustrating for experienced people.
That’s the opposite of my experience 🤷🏻♂️
Every group has toxic partners. I’ve seen both good and bad in each practice.
The culture overall was great whilst I was there. There was an MD in POP who was the most awful human being I’ve ever worked with. She was the definition of toxic