They are excellent at hiring very smart, dedicated people, who usually excel at whatever they have done in the past. There is a high bar in their code of conduct.
The internal culture has very little built in to foster innovation and reward talent. Sure, there are showcase projects that get play internally and with clients, but they exist outside of normal business practices. Almost no one is happy with their reviews, because it all boils down to precious little individual recognition. And it's more than a bit frustrating to read articles by Deloitte principals that clearly detail why these performance-rationing practices are an anathema to connected business prosperity.
Don't let the brand rot from within.
I had one asynchronous technical screening first, then three consecutive in-person interviews. The first was a behavioral and technical interview, the second was a case interview, and the third was an HR interview.
Series of online questions - hard UKCAT and finance style, which I think shouldn't be so generic. I think they should do real human interviews rather than AI-generated and filtered.
Very professional setup and process. They created individual accounts for you to log in and see your personal information and tasks. Phone interview with the recruiter, and the second round is with the senior software developer or someone from the t
I had one asynchronous technical screening first, then three consecutive in-person interviews. The first was a behavioral and technical interview, the second was a case interview, and the third was an HR interview.
Series of online questions - hard UKCAT and finance style, which I think shouldn't be so generic. I think they should do real human interviews rather than AI-generated and filtered.
Very professional setup and process. They created individual accounts for you to log in and see your personal information and tasks. Phone interview with the recruiter, and the second round is with the senior software developer or someone from the t