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SC -> Manager -> Senior Manager -> Managing Director (non-equity) OR Principal (equity) OR Partner (equity, but only if you are a CPA)
Deloitte has MD and principal role which is below partner and above SM
SC1 MD and Principle are same level, as is partner. Just that consulting can’t use the term partner - only advisory. We don’t have a level between PPMD
As someone who’s worked at both KPMG and Deloitte, let me clarify for everyone. At Deloitte, MD and Partner/Principal are considered equals (there is no promotion from MD to P) except MDs are non-equity. At KPMG, MD is considered a stepping stone to Partner/Principal, therefore it is one level below (MDs prove themselves then get promoted to P).
At KPMG, Directors (not Managing Directors) are the same level as Senior Managers at Deloitte. In fact, KPMG Directors used to be called SMs until they changed it just to confuse everyone.
EY is Mgr --> Senior Mgr --> Exec Director (non-equity partner) OR Principal (equity, non-cpa) OR Partner (equity, CPA). EDs don't quite carry the same weight as P/Ps but are def lumped in with them, called "PPEDs". They can sign SOWs, be the QA executive, etc. And they are highly compensated...I've heard consulting EDs are $350-$950 range. EDs are typically more focused on delivery and are an expert in 1-2 functional areas (e.g., offerings, sector). By exception, and in very rare circumstances are EDs promoted to P/P, but it does happen occasionally. In general, PPEDs are viewed as "destinations".
MDs do not make equity decisions at Deloitte just FYI only partners and principals.
I know KPMG has SM/D --> MD --> Principal.
He led me to believe that Deloitte had SM --> Principal.
Yes MD at PwC is same as Deloitte. MD= non equity and same level as Partner (CPA)/ Principal (Non-CPA). Deloitte SM would be equivalent to D (not MD) at PwC
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Yes, Deloitte has SM —> MD/Partner/Principal
His logic was that since Deloitte doesnt have MD, SM is one below Partner.
@D4. SM at Deloitte is not same as MD at PwC. PwC has Director levels as well. Directors move to partners.
To be clear, MD/Partner/Principal at KPMG is in line with how other big 4 firms do it. MD isn’t the step before Partner
^^^ and at both PwC and Deloitte, MDs can move to partners or principals. Senior managers and/or directors at both firms can move to MD/Principal/Partner roles.
D3 is right. SM role at Deloitte sounds similar to MD at PwC. We do have MDs but they’re the same level as partner/principal (but not necessarily as well respected, unfortunately)
So you guys have md equivalent to partner? Not following pwc3
Pwc1 or 2, can you describe like how D3 did? Any EY here?
MD at KPMG in advisory is a step before principal. You can't become principal without the MD step.
Thank you KPMG1, PWC1 and EY1. Awesome explanation.
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