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The other missing cost is losing client business. How do clients see the fraud and still trust KPMG? Do you want to hire someone who can't even pass the accredi
by wolverine876 3y ago
The other missing cost is losing client business. How do clients see the fraud and still trust KPMG? Do you want to hire someone who can't even pass the accreditation test? An organization that tries to pass them off to you?
- Krasnol 3y agoWhere would they go to? Which one of the big four are "clean"?
- hightrix 3y agoI worked at a company that was purchased by KPMG a while ago. On announcement, the first thing I did was a few internet searches. I immediately started making plans to leave after seeing countless fraud cases against this company. I did not want to be associated with them. So, they at least lost one software developer because of their practices. Possibly others.
- windthrown 3y agoYou're starting with the assumption that ethics are a priority for clients. While certainly and extreme case, don't forget that Enron was happy with Arthur Andersen's auditing for quite a while...
- wolverine876 3y agoYou don't want to be cheated or receive substandard services from your vendor.