Deloitte boss gets 45% pay rise as firm cuts jobs

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r/consulting • u/Emergency-Seat9117 • 4h ago

Workiva in India

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Guys - Need an opinion - Is it ideal to become a solo workiva consultant based out of Bengaluru? And help clients based out of India? As a background - I am a CA and CS with 11 years of experience

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