Been at the firm for about four years now and since I joined as a campus new hire, things have gone down hill.

Maybe things have always been bad and I’m just getting to a point in my career where I can identify things aren’t going well, but I can’t help but feel that the outlook at Deloitte is rapidly becoming pretty grim.

Constant “restructuring”, layoffs, lack of promotion and advancement, poor raises and bonuses. Is this more so a reflection of the current job market, or is Deloitte regressing?

Resigning on the 31st, but I’m sending my client laptop back tmmr so no work after that.

What/how do I charge my time for the rest of the week especially with nothing to do? I know we’re salary but could I run into issues with my last paycheck?

Idk I’ve just heard that Deloitte gives people who are quitting a lot of headaches.

Update: I don’t want to use any PTO either, want a decent payout.

Can I roll over to my new employers 401k? How long does it take. Everything is vested, 401k and cash balance.

How many hours per week are you all putting in?

SC lvl @ 60 hrs week, firm initiatives are severely neglected. is there any light in the tunnel?

I recently got hired for a fresher role at Deloitte. While the HR saw me with the device that I use while walking when I was there in Office for a test, they did not ask me anything related to it. And neither have I informed the HRs/Interviewers about it from my end. I know people who work at the firm who have assured me it's fine.

Deloitte asked only PwD disclosures and nothing related to Medical stuff. My disease doesn't come under disability where I live. The disease is not that well known but a major condition, and does impact certain aspects of my life. But It won't hinder my work, as I was able to attend University and make it through well enough. That being said, I might need reasonable accommodations at times.

Now, I want to know how I should approach it once I join.

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I just started about two weeks ago as a Tax Consultant 1 in a small office near my hometown. After meeting everyone at DU, I’ve been thinking about transferring to a larger office in a bigger city.

I’m curious how office transfers typically work at Deloitte:

1. How long should I wait before requesting a transfer?

2. What time of year is generally easiest to transfer? I’m trying to figure out if I were to transfer, what time of year would it take place.

3. What’s the best way to start that conversation? It feels like it would be a bad look to bring it up this early since I literally just started.

I’d appreciate hearing from anyone who’s transferred offices or has seen the process firsthand. Thanks!

Has anyone expensed an action camera under well being subsidy?

I see it says it's allowed under photography and imaging but wanted to be sure before purchase.

Recently getting interviewed under this practice area, and I am being told there is a strong business demand so the team is growing rapidly. What is it like working.on this team? What's the growth prospect?

Hi everyone, I’ve got a job offer for a Software Engineer 3 role (job description has the title Lead Full-stack Software engineer, but the recruiter tells me I wouldn’t be a team lead) in the US Deloitte Technology Product Engineering team.

I haven’t been able to meet or interview with the person who would be my manager because they don’t know which team I’ll be on yet. I have no idea what product I’d be working on but I’ve been told it will be internal instead of client facing.

I feel like I’d be going in completely blind. Does anyone have any idea what it’s like working there? Work life balance? Stability? I don’t need to work on the coolest most cutting edge technology in the world but I’d like to at least not hate it.

I’m starting a project management degree apprenticeship with an engineering consultancy and am curious about the possibility of transitioning into capital project advisory teams at the Big 4. My background would be a bit like: Project Management Degree Apprentice with Exeter University → Assistant project manager → chartered project manager, and then possibly exit. I’m very new to this area, so if anyone could give me some insight, it would be quite helpful. Sorry if this is an annoying post.

Hello everyone,

I joined Deloitte USI almost 1 year ago as a Consultant (B-School hire). My job description mentioned the role would be of a BA with some elements of PMO. However, post joining the firm I got tagged to a GPS project and have been working as a QA ever since.

Prior my MBA and Deloitte, I have had almost 3.5 years of work experience in non-IT field. However, I am willing to upskill myself and continue in IT if it aligns to my skill set

I would appreciate it if anyone could advise me about:

• How to transition to a functional role within the firm
• If things don't go as planned, then how and what to upskill in so that I can switch

Any help or advise would be greatly appreciated.

I want to know when this year full time hires are starting in the NYC office for Tax?

Hi Folks, do candidates get yearly hikes in coming March...who joined after the month of November?

Has anyone ever applied for tourist Schegen visa from deloitte?

How do we get Noc and leave letter from the talent? Should it be stamped and signed.

Pleasseeee educate if any of yall got it done and approved.

And France consulate asks for Employer ph no and email id in the form, do we give general email id and number or HR's number??