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Tag: Culture
RSM CEO Says They Don’t Poach Big 4 Partners Because Big 4 Partners Are Too Brainwashed By Bad Culture
The headline may sound like a joke but that’s basically what departing RSM Australia CEO […]
Anti-PE Firms Talk About How to Compete When Everyone Else is Selling Out
INSIDE Public Accounting ran a little pulse survey last month and asked 84 managing partners […]
Cheaters at PwC Canada Thought Sharing Answers With Each Other Was “Collaborative Culture”
Last week, CPA Ontario announced a settled disciplinary matter with PwC Canada, the matter being […]
Research: Big 4 Dads Still Aren’t Embracing Paternity Leave
TLDR summary of this article from ChatGPT: Big 4 accounting firms introduced paternity leave in […]
Shamed For Its Culture, PwC Australia Decides to Try Out Merit As a Reason to Promote Someone to Leadership
Confronted by multiple reports of a culture that puts profit over people and rewards partners […]
The Largest Accounting Firm in Kentucky Thinks a Tower Will Win the Talent War
You ever been in a position where you’re juggling a few different offers from roughly […]
Waste, Inefficiency, and Egregious Spending Abound at the PCAOB, Says Employee
Ed. note: We received the below letter from an anonymous PCAOB employee who is trying […]
Former and Current Alliantgroup Employees Speak Out About ‘Evil, Toxic, Emotionally Damaging Company’ (NEW UPDATE)
[Update to post originally published on May 25 with a fourth ex-Alliantgroup employee sharing their […]
Former Big 4 Audit Intern Pens Heartbreaking Tribute to Friend Who Died From ‘Overworking’
We’ve been heavy on the death and depression around these parts lately, and for that […]
Mark Weinberger Says Culture Defines EY, Fails to Define What Culture Actually Is
In the slow-as-molasses, reactive world of public accounting and behemoth professional services firms, there’s no […]
Clearly Not Everyone at KPMG Got the Memo About the ‘Raise-Your-Hand Culture’ at the Firm
Photo: A higher proportion of hand raising than at KPMG.