10-22-2011, 04:40 AM
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<br />look, when the firm clientele is good, it is obvious that you will get your hands on good clients so this thing is implied. what i meant was if you get in AAS, no matter what clients you get, they all are giants and great clients so u are sure to have a good CV..
MAH just has just 2-3 well known big clients.. rest are all unheard
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hmm...but i wouldnt know which section i am in until i join it...
how come there are more secndments in MAH even when it has smaller clients? S hmm...
and kpmg has started secondments now...are u sure that there are secondments there..becoz i have heard there arnt...
so i guess secondment wise MAH section is good...not known clients but secondments there...in AAS no secondments but good clients..
kpmg secondments and name both! plus financial and manufacturing in all sections (thats wat ive heard)..
but dont you think when you get multinationals to work in, you get stuck there for a long long time..so isnt it better to have smaller clients and therefore more exposure?
<br />look, when the firm clientele is good, it is obvious that you will get your hands on good clients so this thing is implied. what i meant was if you get in AAS, no matter what clients you get, they all are giants and great clients so u are sure to have a good CV..
MAH just has just 2-3 well known big clients.. rest are all unheard
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hmm...but i wouldnt know which section i am in until i join it...
how come there are more secndments in MAH even when it has smaller clients? S hmm...
and kpmg has started secondments now...are u sure that there are secondments there..becoz i have heard there arnt...
so i guess secondment wise MAH section is good...not known clients but secondments there...in AAS no secondments but good clients..
kpmg secondments and name both! plus financial and manufacturing in all sections (thats wat ive heard)..
but dont you think when you get multinationals to work in, you get stuck there for a long long time..so isnt it better to have smaller clients and therefore more exposure?
