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Hi all,
I joined KPMG around 3 months ago but I am not getting work here. Although, I qualified some project's interview, yet due to some internal reason, they considered someone else, and I again came on bench.
I am unable to figure out what can be done now.
Should I start searching work outside.
(I hardly see any job openings these days)
(sap domain)
How's the resource management here?
(do they lagOff?)
Any inputs will be helpful.
Thanks!
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Yes
Def.
Go for it and call us too
Definitely go. Unless you think you could land a better offer any time soon ? Also don't forget the 4 months on bench, you've already taken a big utilization hit.
Thank you all. Only 2 months in new fiscal year. Also, that means no promo definitely next year or two. PI Insurance Strategy going to internal consulting role.
Always welcome
Sounds really nice if what they promise is true. Congrats!
Never know..gotta try it out..will help me settle a bit after 6 yrs in consulting
Bcg1. Total comp, u mean base and bonus only or adding more to that? 2 points - 1) this is not a p&l role, an internal consulting role - similar to the role i have right now. I have seen p&l roles to be 250 odd that have stocks as part of comp. Or even corp strat roles. 2)agreed on inflated titles etc - i followed trajectory of a few ppl i know, and thats what they did. Personally i am assuming i will grow more than 1 level given the politics of a large company. The way i looked at it was - its an entry point to a role that will give me industry creds, expand my industry/consulting network (these roles are typically facing vendors), spend lot more time at home and lastly spend time on my startup
OP what industry are you moving into and what is your service line? Congrats on landing the role.
Its a fortune 100 firm, 43b in revenues, ppl in this role became sr director in 3 years, or moved to similar p&l roles within firm
Total comp approx 172 - could go up or down depending on company perf . Usual 401k - 50% contrib starting immediate, pension 1 yr vesting,
So this is Nationwide?
Well what you described earlier (company size, career path) sounds really nice and if you are happy with the comp, probably worth taking it, but you also run a risk that:
1). Titles are awfully inflated in that company and there are a lot of directors. Probably true as the total comp of 170 odd is so much lower than director comp elsewhere (typically 250 odd)
2). In reality career path will be much different and that's just what headhunters told you
Def no brainer
Depends on company but sounds good. Typically PLs from BCG target director roles so as a PL I wouldn't have worries about title, but again depends on company
Its an inaurance company
How big is it? Fortune 500? What's he path forward there?
What's overall comp look like (in absolute terms, I know you mentioned it relative to current comp)?
Wow that sounds low