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Hiring in KPMG India for candidates with Transfer Pricing experience.
CA preferred.
Non CA with relevant experience will be considered.
2-8 Years of Transfer Pricing experience in a similar environment (Audit/Tax & Accounting firm)
Location - Gurugram. Interested people can mail your cv at pinkmancooks41@gmail.com. Please make sure that the subject of your mail is “KPMG India_<Your Name>”. Feel free to share the info with your friends if they are relevant for this role
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I'm currently in Tech Sales. However, I want to work with FAANG; it's literally my greatest dream. I have a UX Design Cert from General Assembly that I earned last year.
After months of applications and rejections, I left and got into tech sales because I knew I'd easily get a job and bills had to be paid.
I think I failed to get jobs because of a lack of visual design skills (my specialties were in project management and user research), and weak portfolio. What should I do?
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I would personally pick the job I like. Life is too short to be doing things I don’t like when I have the opportunity to choose between the two.
3 days a week really is fine. I was dreading going back in when I was full time wfh but now we need to go back in 3 days a week and you get used to it literally after a couple of days. That plus better pay and you enjoy the job makes the answer quite clear
30min is nothing. Also negated by better healthy lifestyle I guess.
You should look for job security and wlb.
Agree with most. Wells Fargo. For three days a week in office, $10k more, and job you want more. Plus flexibility could change in the long term either way. So unless you need flexibility for work from anywhere or plan on moving soon Wells Fargo seems like the best bet.
I have a feeling audit at WF won’t be easy with all their issues. What is your current role?
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Didn’t you answer your own question by stating you ‘liked’ the WF job more?
I worked at WF. It’s literally the worst company to work for. Save yourself the stress.
I also worked at WF, briefly. It was before all the scandals but it was really clear that there were major ethical problems and other cultural issues. I know the OP has made up their mind but I was shocked at how terrible WF was and left sooner than I could have ever imagined leaving any position.
All banks do have consent orders, MRAs, etc. No one at any other bank has ever advised me to lie and blame people for things they weren’t responsible for.
Life is to short to do something 40+ hours a week that you hate, which makes me wonder why you applied for a job you dislike? Citi has a million different roles, maybe try for another one. Also, WFH elevates the work/home balance & that 10K more a year isn't enough for 3 hours of travel time a week IMO.
Which one will be better to set you up for the thing you want to be doing after that
WF
Thank you all, it seriously helps
1.5 hour extra commute each week is not bad for a job that would make you happy. Find a podcast you enjoy and can listen to on your commute.
Pick the job you like. Plus more $. Sounds like the only thing the other job has going for it is that it’s WFH. If that’s most important to you, maybe go for door #3 and keep looking for a job you like that’s also WFH
To me, depends on what your obligations and time commitments are outside of work
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Hi Original poster! I’m trying to get an idea of the target compensation I should expect for the lead audit manager role at Wells Fargo. Would you happen to know?
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