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Well in general if you could work at McKinsey, you would rather than Deloitte (all things being equal).
If you are working at Deloitte over EY and KPMG as examples it is because compensation and talent at Deloitte are typically better as is reputation and exit opportunities.
Insightful post SC 6. Anyone know what’s the latest with ‘em LEK bois? Furloughs should be ending, have partners started pounding on doors groping for buyers to look at a fire sale of the company? Lol
Different firms are taking different approaches but my guess would be any large firm diversified across industries is taking a hit. Deloitte openly stated they will be laying off people while other firms are likely raising their performance bar to cut the newly defined low performers. Both situations stink and I’m sure all firms would rather be growing than shrinking, but I do feel for the people at firms “without layoffs” who are being told it’s solely their performance that is the reason they no longer have a job, which may not be completely accurate.
Not usually true. Being let go for performance is not the same as fired for cause. State by state varies, but that's not the norm
I mean the high performers that survived are getting raises in an economy where most people are stagnating or getting a pay cut. Seems like they care more about their top people compared to the other Big4 but less about their bottom people compared to the other Big4.
I’ve coordinated practice layoffs once in my career and they were necessary based on the P&L, but it was an opportunity to let go of low performers.
If someone is consistently un-staffed or under-staffed and senior managers don’t want to staff them, they they get laid off.
Times are tough but these companies aren’t charities. If you cost less that you generate then you are a liability.
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