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October 4, 2023

Compensation Watch ’12: Deloitte

Lest our friends at Deloitte feel left out during comp season, let's get this started. No one's given us any indication of the comp discussion timeline this year so if you know something we don't (that should be a large majority of you), let us know.

Hey Caleb — Can you let Deloitte slaves join the party and start a comp discussion for us? We've had an exodus at our particular office, complete with partner demotions, and I'm wondering how compensation is going to go this year. Thank you!!

It appears all kinds of shake-ups are in the works over there so here's to some good news for at least a few of you. If you have any particular insight worth sharing that you don't want to blast out in the comment section, get in touch, otherwise have fun pulling it out and showing it off for each other in the comments, Green Dotters.

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