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Hey Fishes Looking out for a job change and came across vacancies at Deloitte India as per my profile and experience. Can someone kindly help me with the referral. That'll be great help. Have been trying from a long time to switch but nothing fruitful yet. Your referral might make the job hunt a bit easier so kindly help. Yoe: 3.3 Profile: SAP SD associate consultant Immediate joiner
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Thanks in advance for your help.
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I recently got an offer to join Deloitte Consulting LLP as an Analyst in Government and Public Services in the Business Technology Solutions profile, based in their Harrisburg office.
(I also want to mention that I have offers from Accenture & PwC right now, with a good chance of IBM being another one)
The offer was 88k + 12.5k signing bonus.
A friend of mine got the same offer but his offer was 91k + 12.5k signing bonus. Difference is, he’s based in Chicago.
I’m fine with my offer now b
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I went in house straight from law school and lead my company's product compliance team (non FAANG tech company). All my hires don't have real tech product compliance backgrounds. I care most about how well you can analyze something take it apart and out it back together, figure out the reqs for all 50 states and put them together to create a baseline, write clearly in a way that's understandable to non lawyers and other general legal skills
A lawyer’s best skill is in being able to train one’s self in anything. If they have confidence in you, that’s half the battle. Search through here for “what should new in-house counsel do” to get a head start. And good luck!
OP here: I'll emphasize that I despise firm life and want to go in-house ASAP. While this company seems busy, the WLB is undoubtedly better. Alternative would be to suck it up and transfer to a C/G/F/WSGR for slightly better WLB and get tech trans training/experience and then go in-house after another year.
I work at a law firm recruiting for their alternative staffing program, which allows you to work on substantive work for clients, but doesn’t have a billable req. Could potentially be a good backup. Work is remote and hiring is limited to a few legal centers in the US (NY, DC, CA, WA, etc). Dm me to talk
I went straight from law school to in-house, where I stayed for 5 years. You will absolutely be fine. The monotony of your work might drive you mad, but you'll definitely be able to handle whatever they throw at you.
I'm at a firm now - there is more, and more varied, work. However, everything takes 3x longer to get through reviews and client approvals. It's a mixed bag. My best advice is to make sure, when you go in-house, that you're not going to be pigeon-holed into a particular role/set of tasks and written off as an individual. In-house has great WLB, but it's incredibly easy to get "stuck" in a position, so make sure you at least get to do some managing or something that you can use to justify further promotions and keep your brain from rebelling against the monotony.
Hell I didn’t even feel prepared to move in house from 1 media company to another. Got imposter syndrome for job #2 because I felt out of my depth and underqualified. It was fine!!
Deep breathe. You got this.
In terms of preparedness, their willingness to hire a junior suggests there may be an expectation of a learning curve. I’d clarify expectations for your first year before accepting an offer if you have reservations. Otherwise, give yourself some grace, you will be fine. Good luck!