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KordaMentha

4.1
  • 100 - 500 employees

KordaMentha Reviews

Based on 28 surveyed graduates working at KordaMentha. Read on to get an insider’s view on life as a graduate.
4.1
Based on 28 reviews

Pros & Cons

  • Opportunities to grow and learn. Smaller compared to big 4. Heavy access to senior leadership. Opportunities to get involved in building business/strategy. CA classes paid for.
  • The people and events. It's always enjoyable to see everyone in the office. Especially as a grad, it's great to have so many people around you that are willing to help out and support you.
  • The Office space is premium and one of the better aspects of the employer, with scenic views in the heart of the city, they could not be better.
  • Company is quite social and flat culturally. You can talk to senior people comfortably. Nothing toxic or negative. People are generally highly professional and sociable.
  • Managers are exceptionally talented individuals with a willingness to both learn and help, praise and recognition are given.
  • Team is still building to have the right middle management/procedures/training in place for grads/trainees.
  • Occasionally, you may be required to work some late nights if you have been placed on a demanding engagement.
  • Busyness as a grad can be very variable.
  • Pay is not great for some of the hours that you are required to do.
  • Not enough structured training content delivered to graduates in the Consulting team.

What Insiders Say

8.3
Career Prospects
8.3
Career Prospects
Employees are promoted based on merit and performance. They make a business case for the promotion and then are assessed according to their overall performance and feedback from seniors and peers.
7.3
Corporate Social Responsibility
7.3
Corporate Social Responsibility
CSR is central to the work we do, being insolvency practitioners. We are essentially solving problems we didn't start, and must do so responsibly in order to get the best outcome for those we represent, which is usually creditors - suppliers, employees, lenders.
8.3
Culture
8.3
Culture
It is a very relaxed workplace in which social cohesion seems to be a priority.
6.7
Diversity
6.7
Diversity
It's a pretty blokey office... Senior staff are very open about the lack of women and we are always looking for talented female candidates.
7.9
Satisfaction
7.9
Satisfaction
My coworkers are excellent. There is a great social culture.
8.5
Management
8.5
Management
They are all very good to work with and learn from. Always open to answering questions. Skilled and know their stuff.
9.3
Office Work Environment
9.3
Office Work Environment
Great location and space.
8.3
Recruitment
8.3
Recruitment
The interview process is typically two 1-on-2 interviews with a Manager/Director and above. A case study as a group where you explore the options for a company struggling with debt and present findings to a panel of interviewers.
6.4
Salary
6.4
Salary
Pay is slightly higher than industry standard and opportunities for promotion.
7.8
Training
7.8
Training
It's very much a learn on the job type job, due to the technical and varied nature of this line of work.
7.4
Work Hours
7.4
Work Hours
We are expected to work 8.30-5.30, but I usually do more than 9 hours. We can WFH, but most do 4+ days in the office.
7.0
Sustainability
7.0
Sustainability
Recycling is important but not enforced, paper etc., as sustainable as a workplace can be.