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I'm here and our process took forever.
We had a recent candidate that we all loved, take 6 months. We only got him bc his brother was here. EY is on the whole, terrible at this.
Deloitte processed me end-to-end in 30 days
They need metrics.
First contact -days to second contact - days to schedule phone interviews-days to in person - days to offer, etc.
Each step needs clear ownership and targets with a goal of onboarding a new candidate for day 1, in less than 60 days for manager and below.
This isn't that difficult. Then we need to overhaul training and staffing.
ACP should be destroyed and rolled into competency / sector. There needs to be ownership and accountability from the go-to-market partners for their people and their utilization / performance. This doesn't really exist today.
Cool story bro. Tell it again.
Our recruiting team is garbage, at least I can say from working with them internally.
I heard back from EY in couple days with offer and feedback. Guess they aren't great if they don't like you.
True. After the EY interview there was no feedback or anything heard from HR for months
^You are on Point bro! I never heard anything back either.
When I interviewed with PWC everyone was really arrogant and cocky as if I was wasting their time.
Lol. EY firm wide phenomenon
Not trying to say my firm is better than yours type of BS, they are all the same but EY HR told me over the phone that I would be receiving an offer in Philly office didn't receive it for a month and when I followed up, they were clueless.
Same shit experience with EY
I got an offer from EY, still a shit experience.
Had a bad experience as well. Clear expectations were set for my role in every interview including initial interview with hr. Offer was something different. Turned it down and would never work there based on the experience
EY is bad but PWC was also terrible.
A counselee interviewed and they told him they would extend an offer when the role opened up. Don't execute an interview process if you don't have a position.
Deloitte and McKinsey had the best process that I went through
Yep D1 - fair statement
Yep they only ignore you if you're rejected. I still don't agree with that approach
Having just gotten someone through the experienced hire process, I'll agree that it's ridiculous. It's an embarrassment
K processed me end to end in less than 2 weeks
I think there is a pattern here. EY sucks, D efficient and K bumbles through. I have experienced all 3 :)
EY3 - I work for EY (so clearly got an offer) but EY recruiting team does suck.
In conclusion, PwC sucks
K5 - where did you join from and inwhat area?
KPMG is pursuing me now. 4 years ago I would have put them at the very bottom of the big 4, but it looks like they are moving on up.