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1848 total reviews
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Marketing manager
Deloittes culture changes depending on the team you work within, but the brand, marketing & communications teams are supportive, and a great place to grow a career if you’re a motivated, high achiever. The benefits and PTO are extremely generous and help me feel supported.
Career pathing can be ambiguous in marketing, but I was able to be promoted within my same team over just a couple of year, showing growth, value in my new role and leadership. It’s not a place you can come, put in your time and expect to be rewarded. The business overall seems to be getting more and more volatile, so there can be a lot of unease that goes around because of it.
Consultant
good hikes at the end of year
work life balance is bad
Senior analyst
amazing work life balance and disconnect
less pay and IJP is difficult
Manager it
Good and smart people. Lots of opportunity
Highly depend on global firm. Less authority
Software engineer
Excellent compensation and benefits, strong internal community, and access to top-tier learning resources. Plenty of opportunities for upskilling, certifications, and career growth if you’re proactive. You work with smart, driven people and get exposure to large-scale, high-impact projects across different industries. Strong brand name that opens doors long-term.
Bureaucracy and red tape can slow execution, especially on certain contracts. Levels of micromanagement vary widely by project and leadership. The volume of required trainings can feel excessive and sometimes disconnected from day-to-day work. Some upper management lacks technical depth, which can lead to unrealistic expectations, misaligned priorities, and decisions driven more by ego than delivery.
Anonymous employee
Good people. Good culture. Good network and brand
Low pay. bad projects if you are unlucky
Senior tax consultant
Career advancement, pay, and benefits
Long hours, work life balance
Software development engineer (sde) iii
Great opportunities in diverse domains
Slight work pressure and lesser WLB
Good Perks, Good Salary, Good team bonding
Work pressure, No ork from home
Friendly coworkers and a generally supportive team environment Gained some valuable experience and skills on the job Work culture is not overly stressful on a day-to-day basis
Individual contributions and hard work are often not recognized Promotions are not based on performance or results, but more on popularity and visibility Very low bonuses that do not reflect effort or company performance Overall pay is below market standards with limited salary growth