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You need to clarify what you do at D for these timeframes. There are no 3-5 year SCs in commercial S&O. It’s a strict 2 year up or out.
^ False. That's only for MBA hire SC's, and also not a 100% rule.
Analyst to Consultant - 2 years
Consultant to SC - 2-3 years
SC - Manager - 3-4 years
M - SM - 3-5 years
SM - PPD 4-6 years (although they want to shorten this back because it has gotten longer over the years)
My understanding is:
Analyst to consultant - 2 years
Consultant to Senior Consultant - MBA or 3 years
Senior Consultant to Manager - 2 years
Manager to Senior Manager - 2-4 years (most make it in 3 years)
Senior Manager to PPMD - 5+ years
Yup my 2 year was for mba hire. Been here a long time and I’ve never seen anyone do more than 2 years on that path unless it is some exception. Also everyone this year that didn’t get axed and was in GM got promoted after 2 years (regardless of rating). Who is changing that to only high performers (which business line)?
This is also exactly my point. Unless you are super specific about what path you are talking about, you have every knucklehead on here jumping at the chance to write “False” and list some unique exception. There’s just too many paths to generalize.
Just to clarify, it takes anywhere from 7-9 years to make manager at Deloitte if you are a college hire?
Analyst to Consultant - 2 to 3 years. But if you take 3, you’re in the 10% or so of worst performers
Consultant to SC - 2-3 years. Also the level MBAs are hired.
SC to M - 3-5 years. If it takes you 5, you’re most likely not making it to Partner
And that SC to M timeline just changed . It used to be 2 years and now across the board it’s 3 years average. 2 is now considered “early” and will be reserved for 1 and 2 performers.
My numbers were for commercial human capital. Feel free to correct me if you know more than I do
What are the equivalent levels compared to other big 4 MC teams? (Ex. BA is an Associate)
EY1: id shorten it a bit to 6-9. Many of the people I know have done 2 years at each position (even without MBA) till manager. Not uncommon enough to be big foot but also not also common enough to be the norm