10-23-2011, 03:46 AM
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<br />well i presume that kpmg hasnt called u yet for induction, so u shld definitely join deloite as u never know about ur chances of induction in any firm until it comes u calling.
the reason i have heard about the fact that there are more secondments in mah than aas, is because in mah they are mostly small private companies, so even the semi seniors let alone the seniors "ne ziada clients final kie hue he" as compared to aas where there are giants and u cant expect one senior to finalise pia, ssgc, abbott,hubco ,procter & gamble, (few big clients of aas)
i would say wait until they allott u a section in deloite, incase of aas, think twice then the choice is urs.
the only disturbing fact abt kpmg, well there are more banks in kpmg than manufacturing, and few rotations, so i have heard that in a lot of cases a trainee has been stuck at a bank for 2 years.
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yes true....kpmg ive heard has deteriorated in standard too...and also that there are mostly financial clients - something i am not interested in...
but what does secondments have to do with small clients? didnt get this..you mean chote clients hain tou bahir bhejte hain?
and which is a better section in your opinion? is having secondments better or working here in multinationals is better?
<br />well i presume that kpmg hasnt called u yet for induction, so u shld definitely join deloite as u never know about ur chances of induction in any firm until it comes u calling.
the reason i have heard about the fact that there are more secondments in mah than aas, is because in mah they are mostly small private companies, so even the semi seniors let alone the seniors "ne ziada clients final kie hue he" as compared to aas where there are giants and u cant expect one senior to finalise pia, ssgc, abbott,hubco ,procter & gamble, (few big clients of aas)
i would say wait until they allott u a section in deloite, incase of aas, think twice then the choice is urs.
the only disturbing fact abt kpmg, well there are more banks in kpmg than manufacturing, and few rotations, so i have heard that in a lot of cases a trainee has been stuck at a bank for 2 years.
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yes true....kpmg ive heard has deteriorated in standard too...and also that there are mostly financial clients - something i am not interested in...
but what does secondments have to do with small clients? didnt get this..you mean chote clients hain tou bahir bhejte hain?
and which is a better section in your opinion? is having secondments better or working here in multinationals is better?