Good culture, many nice people, reasonable work-life balance for juniors, and many talented people.
We have a lot of grads on my team with years of industry experience. Some are very accomplished, even for the exact same position they are doing at Deloitte. But since they took a career break and completed a master's degree, they are brought back to us as grads.
What is bad is some of them are more experienced and produce better quality work than the senior consultants we hire laterally (they get twice the pay). It is not unusual to see the grads end up helping senior consultants to fix their deliverables.
This is very unfair. But from the business point of view, it is good and helps the organization save huge costs. Since Deloitte has a big name, they are able to attract those experienced talents to join as a grad.
Later hired senior consultants can get more salaries than some internal managers who do way more work and are more capable than them.
We need to be more transparent about pay grades and pay people based on their competencies, rather than whether they are internal or lateral hires. This way, high performers who actually contribute to the company won't leave because they aren't getting the recognition they deserve.
First, I had a phone screening round and was invited to the technical round. Technical questions were regarding different cloud platforms, data modeling, star and snowflake schemas, and basic questions regarding ETL. The difficulty was average.
Three rounds of interviews for a data engineer. They are all related to the basic tech stack for data and analytics. This Glassdoor is also very hectic, not letting me see the reviews until I explain the interview process.
I was searching for a job and preparing myself for the desired role. In that search, I applied to an open position at Deloitte, which really was a great move for me to have my first company switch.
First, I had a phone screening round and was invited to the technical round. Technical questions were regarding different cloud platforms, data modeling, star and snowflake schemas, and basic questions regarding ETL. The difficulty was average.
Three rounds of interviews for a data engineer. They are all related to the basic tech stack for data and analytics. This Glassdoor is also very hectic, not letting me see the reviews until I explain the interview process.
I was searching for a job and preparing myself for the desired role. In that search, I applied to an open position at Deloitte, which really was a great move for me to have my first company switch.