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Compensation Watch ’12: KPMG

This summer has not been the most stellar at the House of Klynveld. The news of forced rankings has overshadowed the ice cream screams, and with no Omaha Steaks in sight, many are in need of something to get them through the rest of summer.

Perhaps this is the week that it all turns around:

KPMG's compensation is being communicated starting tomorrow 7/9 through Friday 7/20.
The timing is consistent with last year's earlier discussions starting that were moved up "in the interest of getting people to not quit" although morale always seems to be an issue at KPMG so it's hard to say how successful the moved-up timeline has been.
 
If you're scheduled to sit down in the coming days, share your excitement in the comments below and we'll keep this thread updated as tips come in. And if the news isn't good, just grab some Cherry Garcia and weep in the break room for a while until you're ready to talk about it.   

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