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You’re very welcome! Glad you found the content useful. 😎

You’re very welcome! I’m glad you found the content useful. :-)

Hi Alexei, Glad I could help! 😎

That is great to hear! Thanks for watching. :-)

@@SandorFekete thanks for providing such great value

@@SandorFekete I just finished a phone call with deloitte today they told me they will send a coding assigment to complete about an hour. they told me to choose either frontend or backend. I chose the the frontend specifically ReactJs assigment what are your advice. I will really appreciate it.

That’s awesome. I don’t have any specific advice for this. Different managers will provide different tests. Just make sure you really understand the high level aspects of React. Plenty of resources online for this. Good luck!

@@SandorFekete thanks

Hi, I never had stellar credit so I don’t think it was a factor for me getting hired. I think it might matter more though if you’re applying for a Finance based role. Cheers.

Ok good. I have 19 years professional work experience and an advanced resume. Just attained an MBA in August and college tuition had me running up my credit cards a bit, but I’m paying them down now. Thank you so much for responding and I absolutely love your videos. I am pending for a position now and I want to gain as much knowledge as I can regarding the interview process so that I can be ready to go when the time calls. @@SandorFekete

Thank you. I’m glad you found some value in my videos. :-) I think you will do well. You sound like you have some good credentials. Deloitte really cares about personality, culture fit, leadership qualities, etc.. soft skills are just as important as the hard skills.

Thank you so much I really appreciate it!@@SandorFekete

You’re very welcome; glad I could be of service. All the best! 😊

@@SandorFekete thank you :)

Hi Bella, That is great to hear, congrats on your new role at Deloitte! I’m so glad you found my content helpful. I spent a lot of time with the details. Feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn. ca.linkedin.com/in/sandor-fekete Cheers. - Sandor

Hmmm, not sure what to make of that... Sounds like it might be a Zoom meeting or (something like that) but where your webcam won’t be needed to be turned on... so just audio. Maybe there will be other people on the call as well? Haven’t had an interview like that before. For me it’s always either a one-on-one phone call interview or a video chat interview with one or more people. Hope that helps. :-)

@@SandorFekete Thank you! It's MS Teams.

I DONT have a degree in computer science but I have a degree in civil engineering and I taught myself programming before landing my first role at booz allen hamilton. Now , I am going to the interview process at deloitte too. I think degree could be important but it is not always the case. Thanks for sharing

Hi there, That’s an excellent question. My experience is strictly from a software developer perspective so it may not be of much value to you. If you read some of the user reviews for Deloitte on Glass Door you may find some more insight there. From my own research, and from some anecdotal evidence, it appears to me that this type of role may in fact pay better and be less stressful outside of Deloitte. With that said, during the busy months of tax season it will be quite the crunch no matter where you work. Deloitte offers superior networking opportunities and the ability to grow in a multinational organization... so the money will be there for those who are willing to stick it out. You just have to do a lot of schmoozing and socializing to be known. The prestige of having the name “Deloitte” on your resume also goes a long way, no matter what role you had. Hope that helps, I’m sure you will make the right choice. Always trust your gut instincts. Cheers.

Oh wow

Thanks, I really appreciate the feedback! :-)

What are your thoughts on that role and the ERP practice? Did your negotiations go well during comp discussions?

u must be a fking loser to choose deloitte

Unfortunately not. I can only speak from my own experience when I was hired as a Senior Consultant for a software developer role. In general though I imagine there would be some similarities across the board. There is typically a behavioral interview and a technical interview at the least. The “fit” interview is also one of the main types of interviews, no matter what position you’re applying for. Deloitte looks for certain types of candidates. You have to portray yourself as someone who has integrity and someone that can be trusted by your team. Hope that helps. :-)

Congratulations! Did my videos help you in any way? :-)

@@SandorFekete I'll be watching u'r videos very soon, actually I came to know about u'r videos today itself... it'll definitely be helpful 👍 Thank you

Hi Nikhil, So sorry to hear that you have had a hard time with Deloitte. I know it is not an easy thing to go through their process. I can only speak from my experience with Deloitte Canada. I know that each location is a bit different. One slight advantage I had was that I was recruited... they were looking for experienced senior developers, which are apparently harder to find. They had asked if I was interested in going through the process, and I said YES. To be perfectly honest though, after five interviews/conversations I almost gave up entirely... I didn't think I was going to make the cut. But I persevered and pushed through. Attitude alone can get you far in life, and this was no exception. Hopefully my videos have at least given you some extra perspective on your journey. :-) - Sandor

@@SandorFekete amazing you your experience, hopefully i will definatley gonna make it to deloitte one day🤞🏻...thank you for being share your experience🙏

Hi Christian, Thanks for your feedback! Glad you found the video useful. The number on the card is no longer in service as it was a corporate phone that I no longer have access to. I’m more than willing to answer any other questions you may have here though. Cheers.

Yup! I’m originally from Romania, but speak Hungarian. I also learned to speak some French in grade school. I learned English when I was 5 years old - and have been critical about the way I speak and communicate ever since. :-D

@@SandorFekete And you probably always will be. I'm always mistaken for a native speaker and I still think I might mess up my English - double checking the meaning of words I know I know just to be sure.