Feb 6, 2026
Deloitte Software Development Engineer (SDE) reviews
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5.0
Feb 4, 2026
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This working experience will leverage for upcoming jobs
Cons
Very hard to get a job and the process of offer letter is too time taken process
4.0
Dec 2, 2025
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Pros
Exposure to major clients and projects: Deloitte works with many of the world's largest companies, providing experience on significant and impactful projects. Steep learning curve: The work environment is intense and fast-paced, which pushes employees to learn quickly and develop new skills. Professional networking: There are many opportunities to build relationships with colleagues and other professionals, both within the company and through client interactions. Career growth: Deloitte offers a large platform and extensive resources for professional development, with potential for rapid growth for high performers. Good starting salary and benefits: The company provides good starting compensation, and employees often report good increments and benefits like well-being subsidies.
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Poor work-life balance: The demanding nature of the work often leads to long hours and little time for personal life, with a lack of work-life balance being a common complaint. High-pressure environment: Employees often face high pressure, tight deadlines, and the risk of burnout, especially those in hands-on roles. Politics and hierarchy: The large organization can be a political environment, with some employees feeling that relationships and internal politics play a significant role in advancement. Bureaucracy: There can be a lot of red tape, process, and paperwork, which some employees find frustrating and inefficient. Workplace policies: Some current employees report strict work-from-office mandates despite a general move toward hybrid models.
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