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I've got a job offer from Deloitte Latvia ( Deloitte Central Europe) for the Riga City. The gross compensation is 3000€/monthly along with one time 2500€ as a relocation allowance with other benefits like 45€/month as Telephone reimbursement etc & other usual Deloitte benefits. Currently I've a ctc of 11 LPA at EY & 3.5 YOE. Is it worth accepting the offer after all calculations. #Deloitte #Europe #Latvia . Deloitte EY . Kindly provide some insights if u have any .
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I’d dig into what the negative reviews are actually saying. Are they about micromanagement? Unrealistic expectations? Or is it just people mad they didn’t get promotions? Context helps a lot in deciding if those red flags are dealbreakers for you personally.
Well if you really need a job, I would say it take it and see for yourself. People don't usually write good reviews, but there will always be bad reviews. However, if you do have a job and are settled then it's something you can think of. I've read my company's reviews and honestly they aren't great. However, the team I work with is awesome and I don't have the same experience.
The internet is where people go to complain.
I'd be leary as well. The former employees speak from experience. I have found that the $$ might be good but is it worth the stress and long term effects on your health? Toxic work environments are never good for your health and that should be your first priority. Been there.
Are you currently unemployed? If yes, I'd stay put - if there's that many bad reviews, it's probably smart to avoid the red flags. If not, take the job and keep looking - it won't get horrible for at least a month (onboarding/training/hr stuff will eat up most of that month), maybe as many as 3 if you're lucky, and maybe you'll land something better and can bounce before you feel the pain.
It all depends on if I'm currently employed or not. If yes, I wouldn't leave. If not, I'd take it and continue interviewing elsewhere with the hopes of being able to accept the first decent offer I receive.
I think every company has a few bad apples who are bitter and post negative reviews but if there is more negative than positive, well they can’t all be wrong.
I would take the negative reviews under serious consideration. Being mindful of what the specific issues are. Also thinking about my experience so far with them, has there been anything I’d consider a red flag so far? Sometimes it can be a small piece and sometimes the reviews are spot on to what you’ll experience.