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Kpmg Culture Analysis

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Learning more about KPMG and its culture through your experiences and relationships, really solidified for me that I want to work with enthusiastic and passionate people like yourself. When you talked about how a director was taking you under his wing from the beginning, it truly made me realize that KPMG provides the type of environment where I can continue to grow and enjoy the work that I 'm doing with the people that I am doing it with.

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