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Deloitte Consulting
Consulting
Snapshot
1848 total reviews
Source
Glassdoor
100% of reviews mention positives
Page
7 / 37
Salesforce developer
Comfortable work environment. Good communication and benefits
Too small of a salary review, not keeping up with the actual inflation.
Consultant
Excellent place to learn and implement new techs
Work life balance is challenging
Research manager
Good benefits, plenty of time off
Extremely woke, progressive environment. Extremely hierarchical. Had to upload vax cards.
Assistant manager
A great place to learn and develop.
No cons identified in this company
Software developer
Great culture as well as receiving plenty of guidance along the way.
Consulting work. Projects aren't guaranteed so there is a lack of consistency.
Audit manager
Very nice team to work with Some events are organised
A lot of overtime Difficult clients
Anonymous employee
- Has fairly good work life balance (depending on what group you're in). - Benefits are good. - Lots of smart people to learn from.
- Sometimes innovation isn't as fast I as I would have hoped. Technology takes time to approve as there is an abundance of caution when approving new software.
Senior software engineer
Amenities,scope, oppertunity to learn new skills
No extra facilities can or over times
Data scientist
-Lots of resources to help you upskill -Plenty of cool projects to go on - Network is insane, whatever market your interested in whether its fashion, government, sports, you name it
-Be aware for most projects you might be working 50-60 hours on average -There are some terrible projects where you would have to work 16 hours a day including weekends. This is all dependent on teams your on though so some might be better than that -Firm initiative, while cool, does take up your time and it affects your total compensation (in terms of bonus)
Senior consultant
Good for learning with no No work life balance
No work life balance, lot of work with no fixed timing
Intern
Great learning experience from the rest of the team
Fast paced and may work overtime unpaid.
Great people and learning. Good leadership
Pay is quite poor, not aligned to industry
Great work culture, initial high learning curve, work depends on client
Long working hours during peak season, comparatively low pay wrt other jobs
Marketing
-Pay -Benefits -Exposes you to what you DON'T want in a company
Think: Leadership acting in the interest of the path of least resistance instead of addressing actual issues that require them to do their jobs. Offshoring jobs and "quiet" layoffs over the past several years just to name a few. Think: Managers who nominate you for an employee award one month and tell you you're not "meeting expectations" the next and fire you a few days after your 40th birthday. They target you and invade your privacy in order to ensure you can't prove their illegal and dehumanizing treatment.
Manager
Been in the industry close to a decade, I find that consulting is the same everywhere, the thing that truly makes a difference is the team you get and leaders who support your growth - fortunate for me, I have both of that to help me get through tough projects or clients. The larger org and culture doesn't concern me as a professional service firm, team culture matters more than the overall organisation.
With the industry facing significant disruption (e.g. AI, geopolitical), the ripple effect is also felt in consulting. I wouldn't say it's a con, but most reasons people leave include a change in benefit structure due to cost-cutting and an increase in capability expectations resulting from a shift in market demand. The consulting demand is still the same; it's just now different.
Associate
Good training and learning and people
Long hours high demand at times
Good experience in the relevant field
No work life balance and extreme working hours
Analyst
good and respectable work environment
no chance of putting out individual recommendations
Marketing manager
i like working here, pay is good
not a lot to say, there aren't many cons
Financial analyst
Team is great, progression is clear
Work is dull, sector is struggling
Software engineer
- good amount of PTO - good if you want exposure to many different industries
Lack of organization in processes, all anybody cares about is to get things done but nobody cares about doing it well. Responsibilities are never explicitly set, expect to have to juggle multiple work streams at once and constantly get pulled into other projects, initiatives, no respect of your time or bandwidth
Associate analyst
A good company with focus on work life balance but the work culture largely depend on the project
No gifts or bonus for any major festivals
Business analyst
Good starting point of the career
Work and life balance combination
free, can learn many new thing
on-side mostly, management not good enough
Human capital analyst
Learning across industries Traveling at client sites
Underpaid Not a proper system within teans
Sales associate
good to work with in general
long hours all the time
Operations analyst
- will keep you busy but not too hard work
- repetitive tasks and can get overwhelming at times
Good learning experience and work culture
Pay is not as good
Possibly good progressions IF in the right team, but maybe something in the past already (in the former SEA leadership).
Mandate return-to-office and draconian HR policy roll-out processes; the SEA partners inculcated with a belief that plenty of people desperate to work for Deloitte (despite it being reputable as being a workhorse) and so they don't really care about the current employees.
Great working culture and great benefit
No I don't think at all
Project intern
- great exposure to a lot of projects
- no mentorship cuz everyones busy - very underpaid, did not know that pay is possible lol - managers constantly pressuring to work overtime while theres no OT pay
Team bonding events, variety of clients, nice office
Pay is not great and no bonus
Competitive pay, lots of benefits, a lot of PTO
It’s cut throat, you can get over worked depending on the contract and management.
Good pay, good career progression
long hours especially during busy season
Nice place to work, friendly staff, engaging work
Long hours, sometimes given work with little explanation.
Tax consultant i
Awesome office environment and team
Was expecting higher range for being in a Cali office
Large company. Good health benefits
Lots of work politics within
Salary, promotions, Good work life balance
Nothing to say. All good!
Great work Variety of tasks
Salary is not the greatest in the industry
Great place to work in consulting
None that I know off
They were paying on time
Absolutely ruthless and terrible workplace.
Good working environment Friendly colleagues
Not so high salaries Not feeling that I have an impact at work
Good coaching, it is also nice to start with a lot of young people
Salary not the best of the market
Solutions specialist
It's a job, with many chances to learn new stuff
Too many managers will gaslight you and just be terrible in general. They'll be easy to spot in the tech world
Director
Good platform for lcient work
Pay relative to some competitors. Difficult culture when the firm is going through a fall in unit values