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Why do many ex-Deloitte and KPMG employees turn entrepreneurs? Insights appreciated (alien.top)

submitted 11 months ago by MoAsad1@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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Curious about the entrepreneurial trend among former Deloitte and KPMG professionals – what drives individuals from these firms to start their own businesses after leaving, and what key factors contribute to this common career transition?

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[–] aatomik@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

Ex-KPMG here (3 years). I’d say the answer is “because they can”. After a while you understand that you were one of the cogs that kept the machine running. Might as well do your own thing with less stress and restrictions. And you know how the sausage gets made. All organisations are broken. There is no secret sauce. Big or small (business), you have to put in the work. Ex-Big4 folks have no illusions and they are willing to put in the work.