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Deloitte vs Slalom

 
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#0 Deloitte vs Slalom
 
dexcon
19.08.14 00:00
 
I recently got promoted at Deloitte to consultant and am now looking to move out. My reasons are primarily to stop travelling and i am tired of jumping project to project doing extremely different things building no specialization over 2 years.All i have is 4 month knowledge of 6 things but no focus on any one. Deloitte has a wide variety of pipeline and hence your chances of being on something different the next time is higher. I feel Slalom is more focused, if not, still has lesser variations and a decent chance to be good at something. I do not feel safe being a generalist with knowledge of everything. Anyone has a comparison of Deloitte vs Slalom salaries ? General thoughts on my opinion ?
 
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#0 RE: Deloitte vs Slalom
 
marsday
19.08.14 00:00
 
If you have just been promoted to Consultant this is not the time to cash in your blue chips just yet. My advice would be stick it out at Deloitte for a year after promotion to Consultant.
 
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#0 RE: Deloitte vs Slalom
 
ConsultingDuck
19.08.14 00:00
 
[quote]i am tired of jumping project to project doing extremely different things building no specialization over 2 years.[/quote]As an analyst, isn&apos;t that fairly on par with what you&apos;d expect? Consultant is where you start to properly build a specialisation so I wouldn&apos;t worry you haven&apos;t done this yet.[quote]your chances of being on something different the next time is higher[/quote]If you make yourself a "valuable enough member of a team" - which will be easier now you&apos;re less likely to spend your day adjusting text boxes on a slide - managers and above will want to hang on to you and you&apos;ll stay on the same type of projects.Your post reads like you&apos;re a bit bored after the analyst scheme and a recruiter has come calling with a role at Slalom they have to fill. Stick with Deloitte for now. If you&apos;re still bored, shifting from project to unrelated project a year from now and you&apos;re sure that the reason that&apos;s happening is that Deloitte have a varied pipeline, then look at making a move [b]but[/b] do it of your own volition and look at multiple firms, not just because a recruiter has come along with a (true) promise of a higher salary at one specific place.
 
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