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Salary at BDO Australia

6.5
6.5 rating for Salary, based on 18 reviews
What are your thoughts on pay and bonuses at your company?
BDO provides a reasonable and competitive salary package in the industry and provides opportunities for salary discussions twice a year.
Graduate, Adelaide - 07 Nov 2023
Standard pay scale with no performance bonuses
Graduate, Melbourne - 23 Oct 2023
Fair and reasonable amount.
Graduate, Adelaide - 16 Oct 2023
The pay is steady, I don't think we receive commission
Graduate, Melbourne - 16 Oct 2023
Could be better
Graduate, Melbourne - 16 Oct 2023
Satisfied.
Graduate, Adelaide - 16 Oct 2023
I know I could be paid more at another company doing the same thing, but I stay because I see a future with BDO. Grad salary is too low to go without promotion for over 18 months.
Graduate, Melbourne - 16 Oct 2023
Pay can be increased as the economy is also high. It a high cost of living
Graduate, Perth - 11 Oct 2023
What are your company's best or most unusual perks? For example: free tickets, free dinners, moving expenses, taxis, pension, etc.
Every Friday afternoon you can enjoy a free drink with your colleagues. Not only that, BDO also often holds various events such as EOFY dinner and Christmas parties
Graduate, Adelaide - 07 Nov 2023
Free food/office events each month Monthly drinks in the office Ubers and dinners expensed if staying late
Graduate, Melbourne - 23 Oct 2023
none that i am aware of
Graduate, Sydney - 18 Oct 2023
We have discounts for gym membership or private health insurances. Free tickets to events/ festivals around adelaide.
Graduate, Adelaide - 18 Oct 2023
Free breakfast and parking on the weekends.
Graduate, Sydney - 17 Oct 2023
Free coffee from outside cafe's is the norm. Work flexibility is also very good.
Graduate, Melbourne - 16 Oct 2023
Free coffees, Free food
Graduate, Perth - 11 Oct 2023

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