KPMG Global Services SAP Pi Po Cpi Consultant salaries in India

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If you just want to recieve on time salary and don't want to put too much effort into your work then this is the best firm to relax

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It is a highly biased firm, if you are not in good books of senior management people, then no matter how good you perform it won't matter. Your growth rate is not proportional to your effort & skills if you don't know how to be in good books of some people

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KPMG Global Services offers a very collaborative work environment and has great leaders especially in the Consulting domain and not marketing.

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...there which clearly means there is not a good leader that this team has gotten. The pay is really poor if you have completed a Bachelors and a Masters with significant work experience.

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People are good. Nice company , I had a great journey here. You will get things to learn if you are lucky enough.

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Very poor management system. Forced to work in projects. No proper appraisal, compensation, benefits. Tooo much politics. Company growth matters to them not the concerns of individuals. I had a terrible experience but there are people whom I have seen who are having plan to get retirement from kpmg only.

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...p projects and a chance to lead if you aren't connected to the top leadership. Salary is bad. If you voice out concerns they don't resolve it and then say that "you had this issue" so no promotion.

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Politics Salary Leadership is bad

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The office environment and overall setup are quite good, with a somewhat decent salary.

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However, my experience with the team I was part of was less than satisfactory, although this may be not the case for everyone. There is minimal on the job training provided; instead new employees are required to attend mandatory, irrelevant, often non work related training sessions during the week. Despite this they are expected to perform at the same level as long term team members from day one. Additionally, there are concerns of comparison, favouritism, team/office politics, and a general lack of empathy. The constant list of meetings, team events, and mandatory training leaves little time to focus/perform actual work.