KPMG, LLP Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I’ve worked for KPMG for over a year. The firm focuses on core values such as courage and excellence. At KPMG, employees are inspired to have the courage to speak up even if they may not get the response they are seeking. Excellence focuses on continuous learning and constant improvement."

"KPMG is a great company to work for but rather large. If you can stay within your industry expertise and keep your utilization percentages, that's great, otherwise you will be assigned to other areas that you may not know anything about. I chose to take those times as learning experiences."

"I've worked for KPMG since March 2017. It has provided me valuable experience working in many different industries and mega projects worldwide. This experience will allow me to better serve future customers by understanding what works and does not work in managing large scale capital projects."

"A great company to work for and move up in your career. Paid fairly and good benefits."

"great company to work for."

"I have worked at KPMG for over 2 years since joining in 2017 out of university. During this time, I have found that my business group places an emphasis on training up as quickly as possible so that they have the knowledge and confidence to execute their work and progress to the next career stage. Additionally, the exposure to various industries, the vast network of over 29,000 US employees, and the opportunities for domestic or international rotational work can be invaluable for those who are willing to take advantage of them. However, the demanding nature of the client-facing work and inconsistent management often comes at the price of work life balance, leading to poor office moral and, ultimately, high turnover."

"I've worked at KPMG for almost 5 years. There is ample opportunity to pursue new projects to help you find a practice that best suites your interest. Management is also very supportive of a work life balance as they have demonstrated flexibility during my time enrolled in a Master's program while employed."