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March 21, 2023

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Dropping That Ampersand Appears to Have Hurt Plante Moran Standing in Latest Meaningless Best Companies to Work for Ranking

by Caleb Newquist

Because some people still care, here are the accounting firms that made the 2012 Fortune's 100 Best Companies to Work For:

37 (26) Plante Moran

48 (73) PwC

59 (77) Ernst & Young

67 (63) Deloitte

94 (86) KPMG

PwC and Ernst & Young seem to be taking this shit seriously once again while Deloitte is on the "meh" train and KPMG is just phoning it in at this point. Oh, right. Plante Moran, who some of you will deny the existence of, is higher than all of them.
 
Average annual salaries for the firms (in the order they appear) are: $72,900 (Audit staff); $97,827 (Manager/Supervisor); $103,999 (Manager); $86,837 (Senior/Senior Consultant); $78,800 (Senior Associate).
 

 

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