lol didn't know that bout Deloitte. Wouldnt really want them anyway - they're like what PwCLegal is to law firms.
on scale of growth, KPMG is growing the fastest - they're exceeding their 10% revenue target atm. the others are growing too, but not as fast.
PwC actually just offered more grad spots - most likely because most people who get PwC and another offer usually reject PwC!! (its general consensus that PwC's basically just the name/reputation, even those friends who've done vacation work there, or even accepted an offer there). Of my cohort who got PwC and another offer(s), only 1 actually chose PwC over the other offer(s) - and it was because she was guilt-tripped into accepting it by all the goodies PwC gave her.
KPMG takes a diverse range of people (shy/loud people), but they all seem to be genuinely friendly and open. around 75% of the offers it gave seemed to be to UNSW ppl in my year.
but yeh, basically, you take what you can get. if u get more than one offer, its a god-send and u can pick and choose one which u like best, culture wise.
on scale of growth, KPMG is growing the fastest - they're exceeding their 10% revenue target atm. the others are growing too, but not as fast.
PwC actually just offered more grad spots - most likely because most people who get PwC and another offer usually reject PwC!! (its general consensus that PwC's basically just the name/reputation, even those friends who've done vacation work there, or even accepted an offer there). Of my cohort who got PwC and another offer(s), only 1 actually chose PwC over the other offer(s) - and it was because she was guilt-tripped into accepting it by all the goodies PwC gave her.
KPMG takes a diverse range of people (shy/loud people), but they all seem to be genuinely friendly and open. around 75% of the offers it gave seemed to be to UNSW ppl in my year.
but yeh, basically, you take what you can get. if u get more than one offer, its a god-send and u can pick and choose one which u like best, culture wise.