Company: Deloitte
Date: 2019-06-14
Overall rating: 3/5
Employment status: former
Experience level: Junior

Good for Starters
Pros: They provide great experience for someone new to the forensic accounting world. 
Very little travel (once or twice a year)
Great flexibility if you have a family and need to leave by a specific time.
Cons: If you are in GPS on a long term project, you are isolated from other Deloitte employees which makes it very challenging to network and keep utilization rate (90%) up. 
If you are on the PDM track:
-Your coach will be a manager on the project, which makes it awkward. Instead of guiding or coaching you, they can be more focused on the project needs and budget.  Your coach my be clueless about the PDM track because they may not be on it themselves and not be interested in learning enough about it to help you navigate your career or how to switch tracks and advance.
-You do not go to Deloitte University which can make things unorganized because you learn about Deloitte as you go and are unsure on how to check basic employee details. For example, my orientation was only 3 to 4 hours more than half of it was on how to set up the laptop. The other 30 minutes was how to enter time... nothing else.
-You get less vacation days. You get 18 while the Traditional track gets 22.
-Advancement is only possible if a manager leaves.