Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu

They did not ask me any behavior questions. Every question is technical. First around is more about statistics and math. Content includes statistic model, series etc (topics covered in ECON203 and MATH241). The second round is more like, they give you 1 or 2 days to get familiar with the current ...

Like: very experienced and talented team members. Everyone is super smart and super responsible; the work I was working on requires lots of excel and data analysis, which can be very helpful for future career. Dislike: working from 9am to 8pm can be pretty stressful and tiring.

Interning anywhere is all about effort and enthusiasm. Do the easy stuff: be punctual, be prepared, be attentive. Then, take it the next step...ask meaning and substantial questions, always be willing to learn more. If you don't have anything to do at a particular moment, ask if there's anything ...

Be friendly to your colleagues. If there are some mistakes you made, be honest and try to recuse. Be active and show that you really want the full time offer. Prepare for some professional knowledge of CPA exams. For example, when are you going to take it , how many subjects and knowledge?

Microsoft office. Especially excel. Interpersonal skills. For example, communication skills, collaboration skills. Business sense. How to write a formal business email? How to communicate with different clients in a formal way? Dress code. No sport shoes or cloth. Business casual is welcomed. ...

As an intern in the IT department, I had a great work life balance. There is no work outside of work as everything is done in the building itself. (You probably can’t do any work outside of the building except for computer repairs but they have people for that). The 8 hour workday didn’t even fee...

To succeed as an International Tax Intern, you should have strong reading and writing skills. A large part of the internship is research, which involves reading the Code and preparing memos. It is also helpful to brush up on your Microsoft Excel and Powerpoint skills before you start. Some compli...

8:30-9:30am: arrive in office and have morning meeting to report project process to clients. 9:30-11:59am: working on the projects. Manager will assign you the tasks. 12:00-1:00pm: lunch break 1:00-4:00pm: keep working on projects 4:00-5:00pm: have meeting with the other project team and clients ...

I found the environment to be quite relaxing. It is a 9-6 work day with 1 hour of lunch that you can take whenever (as long as everyone doesn’t all go on lunch at once). The day would begin with setting up laptops for imaging. After the setup, we would go on to different tasks such as supporting ...

As a Discovery Intern, I liked the opportunity to rotate between two departments, which were Audit and Tax for me. It's a good opportunity to compare which department you'd like to work in the future. I liked that Deloitte pays you to travel to a different city for training, which was Dallas for ...

The mission of Deloitte is "To help clients and people excel. The DTT member firms' size, strength and resources will help carry out its' mission now and in the future. DTT is driven to be recognized as the best professional services firm in the world.” In GES, you work with Deloitte’s global cli...

Usually they give you an offer after yur internship, then you work as analyst -> consultant -> senior consultant -> manager -> senior manager -> director -> partner. If you are extremely good you can make it to manager after your fourth year.

Initiative, inquisitive, and open-mindedness. Taking initiative was the best thing I could have done to make my time as an intern stand out. Be diligent in your work and ask questions to understand why you are doing the tasks you are assigned—it helps you to understand the big picture of the busi...

You have to be adaptable and persistent first and foremost as you might be switching from legal to quant frequently, which can be challenging. If you want to do the quant part fulltime programming skills in R, matlab, or VBA are a huge advantage.

This department advises banks, insurance companies and other financial institutions (e.g. REITs) regarding its risk management activities and compliance/legal requirements. As a result as intern you either work in the quant section (verifying the internal risk management measures, helping to deve...

Honestly, very little. Staff to senior should expect to be putting in some long hours in busy season. The work is constant, and sometimes there is not much of an off season. However, this is totally up to you. If you can learn to say no and set boundaries as well as structure your own life, you s...

I think Deloitte does a good job of maintaining a good work-life balance. It also depends on how far you live from the office to consider for time outside of work. However, Deloitte does many fun things for the interns, like happy hours, Cedar Point trip, lunches, community service day, Indians g...

You will have a decent amount of ownership over your work. Most things that you do, you have to put your initials down so people know that you did it. Your work will almost always be reviewed by someone else, so don't worry about making mistakes. Don't get me wrong, make sure that you try to do t...

Daily schedule: arrive (between 8:00-8:30), check calendar & email, start working on some assignments that you have. You might be asked to sit in on a meeting. 11:30 is always lunch time- they’re early eaters. When you come back, you start working again. You might have another meeting with someo...

Tax Interns do a lot of networking with people in the office. It’s really a time to see how well you work with people, your attitude and motivation. You do some preliminary trainings, attend Deloitte University for a few days and you get to work on actual projects. It is very Excel and Adobe heav...