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How many hours are considered 100% utilization for S3/S4? Are we based off 40 or 45 now in SaT?

Wise ones, need advice. I’m an industry hire, new to consulting. Started in Dec as SM,finished my only project in March. Benched since and volunteering to help on proposals & practice building but feels weird to be benched for this long. I only learnt about utilization rates for CRTs recently. New to this model of networking to get staffed. Was a high performer in my industry and had my fingers in many pies. Not sure what being benched for this long means for my career. All advice welcome. Contd

New to ACN, M level, was staffed briefly on a short term project (4 weeks) then got pulled from that project to work on a different one but that only lasted 6 weeks. Utilization is low less than 35% so I’m concerned and don’t have a solid plan for turning things around. As an experienced hire it seems like a battle to establish yourself and find consistent work and develop your network. Did some BD work but was never provided to it w a chargeable code. Any suggestions on turning things around?

I am getting married in Decemeber and am on H1B. I wanted to work from India for a couple if weeks to reach my utilization target since its my promo year. Are we allowed to do that? If yes, what is the process? Otherwise i will have to take pto for a month.

What is the benefit to me of having high utilization? Just a somewhat higher bonus in exchange for overworking myself?

If HR is on the career outlook discussion invitation, does that mean I will be coached out? First year associate here. Decent performance but pretty low utilization

Is 80% utilization compulsory or is there some flexibility around it. Also what's the timeline around it? I heard it's April 22 but till that time only data till April 15 is updated. What if after 30 Apr update it again falls back below 80%

My dad is turning 65 soon and yesterday he told me he’s super unhappy at his job bc he’s not getting promoted. He feels like his talents are not being utilized. I feel for him but he’s so close to retirement and he’s the sole breadwinner for him and my mom (brother and I offered support but they decline). Has anyone been in a similar situation? I feel like he will get discouraged with his job search if he doesn’t hear back from places and will be even more unhappy. Anyone have any leads on (con)

My utilization has been shit (~60%). Am I fucked?

Does sick day count towards utilization ?

Hi Big4 Fish, does anyone know what will happen if you can’t reach 1,800 CSH goal? I estimated my total CSH may be 1,700 by the year end and my utilization is 78%. I’m a TC, will I be in trouble?

Does time spent traveling lower your utilization?

For those in PA - What has been your highest, lowest and average Utilization rate?

Need some thoughts: Sr3 -Office transfer approved and starts in Sept but I haven’t got any work assign from the new office. I’m taking 4 weeks off before June 30 when my rolled vacay expires. 1. if EY will cut ppl out after June will I be on the list since no one knows me/my work ethics, no assignment at the new office and my utilization will be low after vacay. 2. Should I even consider looking to buy/rent in new city since most client will WFH til at least end of this year through next year?

I don't think my utilization was adjusted while I was on leave. I see it read as adjusted to 85% with1768 hours instead of 87% with 1855 hours on rpm. Anyone know where I can start to get this looked into? I haven't even used all my PTO and will lose over 3 weeks because it's messing up my utilization. Advice?

All of the suggestions on how to maintain WLB fall to individuals - but ultimately if the firm keeps selling as much work as we’re selling, we can’t deliver if lots of folks reduce hours. Seems like a supply/demand mismatch. How can we empower our teams to prioritize WLB and also get all the work done, when utilization is still so high?

Audit folks - what’s your YTD utilization? And does it really matter come review time?

McK 🐟: Which holidays does the firm observe in the US, and what utilization expectations are there for associates?

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How many first year analysts here started as interns? What did you guys do to get those jobs?

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