Auckland, Wellington, Auckland & Wellington
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Our Consulting team is one of the fastest-growing teams at KPMG and is widely respected for our range of consulting solutions and depth of capability. We're a consultancy that leverages a significant toolkit of global, regional and locally based KPMG methodologies, approaches, solutions and IP, combined with local knowledge and experience, to resolve our clients' specific problems and help them capitalise on their opportunities.
The Technology Advisory practice offers an exciting and challenging environment, where our specialist technology advisory consultants work with our clients to support them across a wide range of challenges – including developing digital strategies, procuring technology, delivering and assessing complex IT projects, managing complex transformation and supporting the technology elements of mergers and acquisitions.
As a Technology Advisory graduate, you’ll have the opportunity to further develop your soft and technical skills by working with professionals across our Consulting, Digital & Technology groups. We are looking for agile individuals who enjoy problem solving, are goal oriented and are committed to business excellence.
Your day to day:
Your Day-to-Day | Ngā mahi o ia rā:
You: What you bring to our team | Ōu tā koha ki te whānau
Us: What we will provide for you | Ō mātou tā koha ki a koe
Ko tātou tātou hei orange mō te iwi | You. Us. Together. For Better!
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Accounting related responsibilities.
ad hoc tax advisory work, general client maintenance
Good opportunities to learn and grow.
3.9
> 100,000 employees
Accounting & Advisory
The chance to build a better future is right in front of you. Join our whānau to build a purposeful career with global opportunities.
The level of exposure to a wide range of work areas.
The people, are all young and fun... very inclusive and diverse workplace.
Best training and learn from our professional team.
Accommodating and friendly people.
Its international reputation provides good learning opportunities and career prospects.
It's highly stressful, and there is much overtime.
Overtime is considered as a norm.
There needs to be more space to work away from the day-to-day work desk.
There is not much flexibility when it comes to working hours.
No perks except some corporate benefits.