Chance to work with some of the brightest talent around.
Good pay, good benefits, some training.
Big name and good experience on your resume when you leave.
Projects are challenging and interesting. You will be busy.
Managers expect you to put in considerable overtime. You need to work on your primary project and also do a considerable amount of relatively valueless training and other paperwork because the company is very worried about compliance. Deloitte is not as forward-thinking and high-tech as other large consulting companies. They lack good automation both on their client projects and internally. Their confusing and difficult-to-navigate website was a great example of that during the time period I worked there. Finally, some decisions were very poorly thought out. As an example, an edict came down that no vacations could be over one or two consecutive weeks. Deloitte hires many Indians, and they typically bank several years of vacation time in order to take a long vacation in India. This decision was a poor way to treat valued employees, but this was the overall general attitude of the company in many things.
My advice to management is to find a better way to listen to the ground troops, rather than the reports trickling up to upper management. Deloitte hires good people; why not listen to their ideas?
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.
In the beginning, a phone screening with their recruiter. First Interview: one hour - passed. Second Interview: soon. It was a great experience, and I enjoyed it. The interviewer was very polite but did not turn on his camera.
The first step is an online test, which has two sections. Section A) JAVA MCQs (30 questions, 30 minutes). Questions were on Core JAVA, JSP, Servlet, MVC, Spring Boot, JPA, and Hibernate. Section B) - 2 coding questions (20 minutes each). 1) You wi
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.
In the beginning, a phone screening with their recruiter. First Interview: one hour - passed. Second Interview: soon. It was a great experience, and I enjoyed it. The interviewer was very polite but did not turn on his camera.
The first step is an online test, which has two sections. Section A) JAVA MCQs (30 questions, 30 minutes). Questions were on Core JAVA, JSP, Servlet, MVC, Spring Boot, JPA, and Hibernate. Section B) - 2 coding questions (20 minutes each). 1) You wi