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DELOITTE Program Management – Manager Salary

Program
Management – Manager

 

Are you a talented professional focused
on planning, executing and monitoring both Agile and traditional project
teams? Are you a resourceful problem solver
who thrives in the identification and definition of creative, effective
solutions? As a Project Management/Functional Manager, you will help client’s
set-up, manage, and operate their most complex projects, define functional
requirements for technology solutions, and design and derive transformative
approaches for technology systems working with a world-class team of technology
professionals from Deloitte Consulting. 

 

Work
you’ll do

As a
Manager you will bring considerable Functional and Project Management solutions
to clients.

  • Manage day to day interactions
    with executive clients and sponsors;
  • Manage and deliver components
    of client engagements that identify, design, and implement technology and
    creative business solutions for large companies;
  • Manage several concurrent high visibility projects
    using agile methods in a fast-paced environment potentially crossing multiple
    business divisions;
  • Use good judgment and skill to develop a project management
    approach suitable for planning and managing the effort;
  • Coach members of the team as needed to optimize
    efficiency of the project team
  • Responsibilities include,
    among others, managing teams in the identification of business requirements,
    functional design, process design (including scenario design, flow mapping),
    prototyping, testing, training, defining support procedures;
  • Develop and maintain relationship
    with top decision makers at key clients;
  • Participate and lead aspects
    of the proposal development process;
  • Contribute to the development
    of proposal pricing strategies;
  • Maintain inclusive
    team-oriented work environment and play an active role in counseling and
    mentoring junior practitioner within the organization;

The
team

Systems
Engineering

At Deloitte Consulting
LLP, our Systems Engineering specialists help clients manage the complexity
inherent with technology change, from requirements planning to architecture,
testing to deployment, and beyond, helping to link their IT programs to
organizational goals. And we offer a complete range of industry-leading
services, including systems development, solution and platform integration. Learn more about our Systems Engineering
practice.

 

Project
Management Managers are required to have:

 

  • Solid understanding of software
    development life cycle models as well as expert knowledge of both Agile and
    traditional project management principles and practices and the ability to
    blend them together in the right proportions to fit a project and business
    environment;
  • 8+ years of relevant consulting or
    industry experience managing and delivering systems;
  • 5+ years planning and managing project
    initiatives in a Project Management Office or similar team environment;
  • 2+ years EPMO (Enterprise Program
    Management Office) experience with global clients;
  • 3+ years of experience with Project
    Management Tools such as Microsoft Project and Microsoft SharePoint;
  • 5+ years of experience with
    Requirements Management and Traceability tools such as the IBM Rational suite
    and HP Quality Center;
  • 5+ years of experience translating
    requirements into optimized designs and identifying alternatives;
  • A proven track record of
    successfully implementing projects using Agile methodologies including 8+ years
    of experience as a Project Manager managing large, complex projects in a
    high-tech development environment with multi-function teams;
  • Experience overseeing
    multi-function project teams with at least 10-15 team members including Developers,
    Business Analysts, and QA Personnel;
  • Travel up to 80% (While 80% of travel
    is a requirement of the role, due to COVID-19, non-essential travel has been
    suspended until further notice. )
  • Must be legally authorized to work in
    the United States without the need for employer sponsorship, now or at any time
    in the future.

 

In
addition, successful Managers will have the following preferred background:

 

  • Experience of projects involving
    solution development based on cloud (SaaS, PaaS and IaaS), web or mobile
    application architecture;
  • Experience of leading fit gap analysis for migrating applications
    to cloud platform such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, Google
    Cloud or Force.com;
  • Experience or passion for leading testing of applications on
    Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, Force.com and/or Google Cloud
    Platform;
  • Experience with agile tools such as
    Rally and Jira;
  • Experience leading teams in a collaborative environment;
  • Experience managing work planning, monitoring, and reporting;
  • Experience managing requirements
    processes including conducting interviews and documenting requirements;
  • Experience managing design activities
    including design sessions and defining future state processes;
  • Experience with industry standard System
    Development Life Cycle methodologies;
  • Ability to work independently and plan
    and manage multiple assignments;
  • Strong oral and written communication
    skills;
  • PMP certification is strongly
    preferred;
  • Prior experience with SCRUM/Agile methodologies with enterprise-level
    application development projects. PMI-ACP, CSM, or equivalent preferred;
  • Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent
    experience;
  • An advanced degree in an area of
    specialization;

How you’ll grow

At Deloitte, our professional development plan
focuses on helping people at every level of their career to identify and use
their strengths to do their best work every day. From entry-level employees to
senior leaders, we believe there’s always room to learn. We offer opportunities
to help sharpen skills in addition to hands-on experience in the global,
fast-changing business world.  From on-the-job learning experiences to
formal development programs at Deloitte University, our professionals have a variety
of opportunities to continue to grow throughout their career.  For Project/Program Managers of all levels
our Pathway Program offers a focused curriculum of traditional as well as agile
methodologies, trainings and certifications from foundational through mastery   Explore Deloitte University, The Leadership Center.

 

Benefits

At Deloitte, we know
that great people make a great organization. We value our people and offer
employees a broad range of benefits. Learn more about what working at Deloitte can mean for
you.

 

Deloitte’s culture

Our positive and
supportive culture encourages our people to do their best work every day. We
celebrate individuals by recognizing their uniqueness and offering them the
flexibility to make daily choices that can help them to be healthy,
centered, confident, and aware. We offer well-being programs and are
continuously looking for new ways to maintain a culture where our people excel
and lead healthy, happy lives.  Learn more
about Life at Deloitte.

 

Corporate citizenship

Deloitte is led by a
purpose: to make an impact that matters. This purpose defines who we are and
extends to relationships with our clients, our people and our communities.  We believe that business has the power to
inspire and transform. We focus on education, giving, skill-based volunteerism,
and leadership to help drive positive social impact in our communities.  
Learn more about Deloitte’s impact on the world.

 

Recruiter tips

We want job seekers exploring
opportunities at Deloitte to feel prepared and confident. To help you with your
interview, we suggest that you do your research: know some background about the
organization and the business area you’re applying to.

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability or protected veteran status, or any other legally protected basis, in accordance with applicable law.

Requisition code: E21CENCMGRNK201-CBO

Deloitte Salary (2021) | MConsultingPrep

At Deloitte, salaries and compensations vary across services and practices. For the entry-level positions in the US, total annual salaries are as follows: $65,000 for Audit Associates and Tax Associates, $79,000 for Financial Advisors and Risk Advisors, and $84,000 for Analysts in the consulting service.

In this article, we provide a comprehensive look at Deloitte salaries in different geographical areas and various job functions.

Deloitte Consulting Salary

Consulting is the most well-compensated service at Deloitte. In the U.S, an entry-level Analyst can make approximately $83,000 each year, while the higher-level Consultant and Senior Consultant earn $90,000 and $110,000 respectively. For manager levels, the annual paycheck ranges from $143,000 to $190,000, while a partner earns around $500,000-$600,000 each year. 

Deloitte Analyst Salary

In the US, a Deloitte analyst can make approximately $84,000 each year, with a $79,000 base pay average and $5,200 in bonuses. In other developed countries, the figure fluctuates around $50,000.

  • Base: $79,000 (UK: £32,499; China: CN¥119,971; Canada: CA$59,954)
  • Performance Bonus: $6,000 (UK: £610; China: CN¥14,375; Canada: CA$2,055)
  • Total: $85,000

Deloitte Analyst Salary in 7 countries – 2021 – in Dollar equivalents (compiled from glassdoor. com)

 

Base

Bonus

Total

US

$78,779

$5,200

$83,979

UK

$44,500

$1,000

$45,500

Australia

$47,000

$1,700

$48,700

India

$8,093

$700

$8,793

Germany

$61,500

$6,230

$67,730

Canada

$48,500

$1,700

$50,200

Singapore

$31,272

$700

$31,972

Deloitte Consultant Salary

A Deloitte Consultant in the US makes an annual income of approximately $93,000 with $86,600 in base salary and $6,000 in bonuses. In other developed countries, the figure fluctuates between $50,000 and $60,000 per year.

  • Base: $86,600 (UK: $56,522; China: CN¥202,681, Canada: CA$71,836) 
  • Cash Bonus: $6,000 (UK: £1,006; China: CN¥16,660;  Canada: CA$2,010)
  • Total: $93,000

Deloitte Consultant Salary in 8 countries – 2021 – in Dollar equivalents (compiled from glassdoor.com)

 

Base

Bonus

Total

US

$86,301

$6,000

$92,301

UK

$56,600

$1,402

$58,002

China

$31,400

$2,600

$34,000

Germany

$63,500

$5,400

$68,900

Canada

$58,000

$1,700

$59,700

Singapore

$42,600

$4,500

$47,100

Australia

$52,700

$2,500

$55,200

India

$13,488

$2,200

$15,688

Deloitte Senior Consultant Salary

The annual average earning of a senior consultant at Deloitte is $120,000 with $110,000 base salary and $11,000 bonus (profit sharing not included). Deloitte senior consultants in other developed countries make a significantly lower income, at around $80,000 or even lower.

  • Base: $109,392 (UK: £50,319; China: CN¥237,876; Canada: CA$87,356)
  • Cash Bonus: $11,000 (UK: £2,033; China: CN¥19,620; Canada: CA$2,551)
  • Profit Sharing: $8,000 (Canada: CA$2,000; UK: £4,853)
  • Total: $130,000

Deloitte Senior Consultant Salary in 8 countries – 2021 – in Dollar equivalents (compiled from glassdoor.com)

 

Base

Bonus

Total

US

$110,452

$11,000

$121,452

UK

$70,100

$2,800

$72,900

China

$36,800

$3,000

$39,800

Germany

$76,135

$9,600

$85,735

Canada

$70,600

$2,000

$72,600

Singapore

$61,000

$6,300

$67,300

India

$21,700

$4,000

$25,700

Australia

$72,200

$1,900

$74,100

Deloitte Consulting Manager Salary

In the US, a Consulting Manager at Deloitte makes around $176,300 per year with a $160,000 base salary and $15,000 performance bonus. In other developed countries, the figure fluctuates around $100,000.

  • Base: $160,769 (UK: £75,105; Australia: A$131,049 ; Canada: CA$127,195)
  • Cash Bonus: $15,517 (UK: 3,340; Australia: A$3,631 ; Canada: CA$8,223)
  • Stock Bonus: $1,158
  • Profit Sharing: $20,168
  • Total: $196,000

Deloitte Analyst Salary in 7 countries – 2021 – in Dollar equivalents (compiled from glassdoor.com)

 

Base

Bonus

Total

US

$160,800

$15,500

$176,300

UK

$104,500

$4,600

$109,100

Canada

$103,000

$8,700

$111,700

Singapore

$89,300

$8,200

$97,500

India

$30,500

$4,500

$35,000

Australia

$98,600

$2,700

$101,300

Deloitte Consulting Senior Manager Salary

The average income of a Consulting Senior Manager at Deloitte is approximately $228,600 with a 199,000 base salary and $29,600 bonuses, not including the profit sharing. In other developed countries like the UK or Canada, the total annual salary of a Deloitte Consulting Senior Manager is around $150,000.

  • Base: $199,081 (UK: £107,649; Canada: CA$155,500; Australia: A$153,000)
  • Cash Bonus: $29,428 (UK: £9,645; Canada: CA$15,604
  • Profit Sharing: $14,144
  • Commission Sharing: $22,593 
  • Total: $265,000

Deloitte Consulting Senior Manager Salary in 4 countries – 2021 – in Dollar equivalents (compiled from glassdoor.com)

 

Base

Bonus

Total

US

$199,000

$29,600

$228,600

UK

$150,000

$13,400

$163,400

Canada

$125,600

$12,600

$138,200

India

$79,300

$10,700

$90,000

Deloitte Consulting Director Salary

A Deloitte Consulting Director in the US makes approximately $345,700 annually with a base salary of $311,000 and bonuses of around $34,500.

  • Base: $311,250 (UK: £142,772; Australia: A$206,816)
  • Cash Bonus: $29,028 (UK: £8,944; Australia: A$19,680) 
  • Profit Sharing: $8,320
  • Total: $348,000

Deloitte Consulting Director Salary in 3 countries – 2021 – in Dollar equivalents (compiled from glassdoor.com)

 

Base

Bonus

Total

US

$311,200

$34,500

$345,700

UK

$198,500

$12,400

$210,900

Australia

$155,400

$14,800

$170,200

Deloitte Consulting Partner Salary

At Deloitte, the Partner’s annual base salary is $413,000. With $130,000 additional bonuses and $30,000 profit sharing, a Deloitte Partner can make up to $575,000 per year.

  • Base: $412,955 (Australia: A$340,000; UK: £193,491; Canada: CA$298,412)
  • Cash Bonus: $26,078 (Australia: A$27,521; UK: £17,850; Canada: CA$18,324)
  • Stock Bonus: $105,117
  • Profit Sharing: $31,459
  • Total: $575,000

Deloitte Consulting Partner Salary in 4 countries – 2021 – in Dollar equivalents (compiled from glassdoor.com)

 

Base

Bonus

Total

US

$413,000

$26,000

$439,000

UK

$270,000

$24,800

$294,800

Canada

$241,100

$14,800

$255,900

Australia

$255,700

$20,700

$276,400

Deloitte Audit Salary

In the US, Deloitte Auditors’ salaries start with $65,000 per year for Associate level, and the figure for Senior Auditor is $76,000. Moving up the ladder, a Deloitte Audit Manager can earn approximately $102,000 annually.

Deloitte Audit Associate Salary

In the US, the entry level salary for a Deloitte Audit Associate is approximately $65,300 per year, including $63,000 base income and $2,300 bonuses. In other developed countries like the UK or Singapore, the figure is around $30,000.

  • Base: $62,889 (Singapore: SGD 38,400) 
  • Cash Bonus: $2,236 (Singapore: SGD 1,170)
  • Total: $65,000

Deloitte Audit Associate Salary in 4 countries – 2021 – in Dollar equivalents (compiled from glassdoor.com)

 

Base

Bonus

Total

US

$63,000

$2,300

$65,300

UK

34,900

$900

$35,800

Philippines

$4,400

$400

$4,800

Singapore

$28,529

$870

$29,399

Deloitte Audit Senior Salary

In the US, a senior auditor at Deloitte makes around $86,000 per year with a $72,900 base paycheck  and $3,000 bonus. Accounted for profit sharing and tips, annual income of a senior auditor can be around  $82,000.

  • Base: $72,900 (UK: £31,166; Australia: A$80,000; Canada: CA$66,780; Singapore: SGD50,700
  • Cash Bonus: $3,095 (UK: £669; Canada: CA$1,663; Singapore: SGD 4,700)
  • Profit Sharing: $1,008 (China: CN¥20,365; Canada: CA$1,258)
  • Total: $82,000

Deloitte Audit Senior Salary in 6 countries – 2021 – in Dollar equivalents (compiled from glassdoor.com)

 

Base

Bonus

Total

US

$72,900 

$3,095

$75,995

UK

$43,300

$930

$44,230

China

$26,357

$2,500

$28,857

Germany

$61,100

$4,700

$65,800

Canada

$54,000

$1,500

$55,500

Singapore

$38,000

$3,500

$41,500

Deloitte Audit Manager Salary

At Deloitte, the Audit Manager’s annual income is $102,000 with $94,000 base salary and $8,000 bonuses. In other developed countries like the UK or Canada, the figure is mostly above $80,000 while in developing countries like India, an audit manager at Deloitte makes around $30,000 per year.

  • Base: $95,885 (UK: £55,576;  Singapore: SGD 80,400; India: ₹1,919,209)
  • Cash Bonus: $8,126 (UK: £2,539; Singapore: SGD 9,300; India: ₹181,225
  • Profit Sharing: $8,396 (UK: £3,395)
  • Total: $113,000

Deloitte Audit Manager  Salary in 6 countries – 2021 – in Dollar equivalents (compiled from glassdoor.com)

 

Base

Bonus

Total

US

$94,000

$8,000

$102,000

UK

$77,000

$3,500

$80,500

Canada

$78,500

$4,100

$82,600

Singapore

$60,000

$6,900

$66,900

India

$25,851

$2,200

$28,051

France

$84,000

$8,300

$92,300

Deloitte Tax Salary

At the entry level, Tax Analysts at Deloitte can make around $65,000 per year. Moving up the ladder, a Tax Consultant’s annual salary is approximately $75,000 while the number for a Tax Manager is $118,000.

Deloitte Tax Analyst Salary

At Deloitte, a Tax Analyst can make approximately $65,000 per year. In other developed countries, the figure fluctuates between $40,000 and $50,000 while in developing countries like India or Brazil, the annual income of a Tax Analyst is around $8,000.

Deloitte Tax Analyst  Salary in 7 countries – 2021 – in Dollar equivalents (compiled from glassdoor.com)

 

Base

Bonus

Total

US

$67,600

$2,800

$70,400

UK

$41,000

$800

$41,800

Brazil

$6,700

$1,300

$8,000

Singapore

$48,300

$4,600

52,900

Canada

$35,500

$2,500

$38,000

India

$7,500

$800

$8,300

Australia

$52,300

$2,300

$54,600

Deloitte Tax Consultant Salary

At Deloitte US, a Tax Consultant earns $74,000 per year with a base salary of $70,000 and bonuses of $4,000. In other developed countries, the total income of a Tax Consultant is slightly above $50,000.

Deloitte Tax Consultant Salary in 5 countries – 2021 – in Dollar equivalents (compiled from glassdoor.com)

 

Base

Bonus

Total

US

$70,000

$4,000

$74,000

UK

$55,800

$1,500

$57,300

Canada

$47,000

$3,200

$50,200

India

$7,900

$800

$8,700

Australia

$52,300

$3,700

$56,000

Deloitte Tax Manager Salary

Deloitte Tax Manager in the US can make an annual income of $118,300 including $110,000 base salary and $8,300 bonuses. The figure is around $80,000 for other countries.

Deloitte Tax Manager Salary in 6 countries – 2021 – in Dollar equivalents (compiled from glassdoor.com)

 

Base

Bonus

Total

US

$110,000

$8,300

$118,300

UK

$83,500

$2,000

$85,500

Canada

$74,000

$4,500

$78,500

Singapore

$73,800

$2,000

$75,800

India

$21,900

$3,200

$25,100

Australia

$81,000

$8,600

$89,600

Deloitte Risk & Financial Advisory Salary

Deloitte Advisory pays their consultant a yearly salary of approximately $79,000 and the figure for manager level is around $122,000.

Deloitte Advisory Consultant Salary

Deloitte Advisory Consultant makes $79,300 per year with $74,300 in base salary and $5,000 in bonuses.

  • Base: $74,289
  • Cash Bonus: $5,000
  • Profit Sharing: $5,083
  • Total: $84,000

Deloitte Advisory Consultant Salary in 2 countries – 2021 – in Dollar equivalents (compiled from glassdoor.com)

 

Base

Bonus

Total

US

$74,300

$5,000

$79,300

India

$8,000

$800

$8,800

Deloitte Advisory Manager Salary

At Deloitte, Advisory Managers’ annual salary can be around $122,000 with $114,000 in base salary and $8,000 in bonuses. The figure fluctuates around $100,000 in other developed countries such as the UK or Canada.

Deloitte Advisory Manager Salary in 3 countries – 2021 – in Dollar equivalents (compiled from glassdoor.com)

 

Base

Bonus

Total

US

$114,00

$8,000

$122,000

UK

$94,100

$8,300

$102,400

Canada

$86,900

$7,200

$94,100

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Deloitte is an international professional services firm headquartered in New York City, USA. It was founded in 1845 by William Welch Deloitte, in London. With 225,000 employees in 150 countries, Deloitte is currently the the largest audit firm in the big 4.

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Director

$147,000 

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Director/Principal (11+ yr exp)

$136,000 

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Senior Associate

$112,000 

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Senior Manager

$106,000 

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IT Architect

$100,000 

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The highest paid Deloitte employees are Partners at $250,000 annually. The lowest paid Deloitte employees are Developers at $13,000.

 

 

Top Deloitte Salaries – By 
Location

 

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Switzerland

$118,000 

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USA

$96,000 

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UAE

$91,000 

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Denmark

$90,000 

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Germany

$79,000 

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$75,000 

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Most Deloitte employees using Emolument work in CIS for an average salary of $46,000. The best paid Deloitte employees work in Switzerland for an average salary of $118,000.

 

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$91,919yearly

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Highest Paying Jobs At Deloitte

The average employee at Deloitte earns a yearly salary of $91,919 per year, but different jobs can earn drastically different salaries. Some of the job titles with high salaries at Deloitte are requirements manager, advisory project manager, senior specialist, and senior consultant. A typical requirements manager salary at Deloitte is $129,646. Other roles at Deloitte include audit assistant and solution developer. A audit assistant at Deloitte earns an average yearly salary of $58,043.

Highest Paying Jobs At Deloitte

Rank   Job Title   Average Deloitte Salary   Hourly Rate  
1 Requirements Manager $129,646 $62. 33
2 Advisory Project Manager $115,189 $55.38
3 Senior Specialist $103,015 $49.53
4 Senior Consultant $100,430 $48.28
5 Associate $97,732 $46.99
6 Solution Specialist $80,062 $38.49
7 Technical Business Analyst $78,831 $37.90
8 Human Resources Analyst $74,092 $35.62
9 Solutions Engineer $68,081 $32.73
10 Auditor-In-Charge $64,321 $30.92
11 Audit Internship $62,881 $30.23
12 Solution Developer $62,648 $30.12
13 Audit Assistant $58,043 $27.91

Highest Paying Deloitte Competitor Salaries

Competitors of Deloitte include Cornerstone Research, Oliver Wyman, and Boston Consulting Group. The average salaries at Cornerstone Research rank the highest, with their employees earning an average salary of $127,223 per year. The salaries at Oliver Wyman average $113,152 per year, and the salaries at Boston Consulting Group come in at $107,566 per year.

Salaries By Deloitte Competitors

Rank   Company Name   Zippia Score   Average Salary  
1 Cornerstone Research 4.8 $127,223
2 Oliver Wyman 4.9 $113,152
3 Boston Consulting Group 4.9 $107,566
4 Ernst & Young 4.9 $97,261
5 Protiviti 4.7 $94,714
6 Information Controls 4.2 $90,202
7 Pwc 4.9 $89,367
8 Capco 4.4 $86,194
9 Navigant Consulting 4. 7 $85,833
10 Accenture 4.8 $85,479
11 Genpact 4.4 $82,856
12 Grant Thornton 4.8 $81,966
13 The Intersect Group 4.2 $79,265
14 The RWC Group 4.0 $78,635
15 Management system International 4.5 $76,923
16 Allied Consultants 4.4 $75,679
17 KPMG LLP 4.8 $72,242
18 Peterson Consulting 4.1 $59,394
19 Sunera Llc 3.5 $58,275
20 The Monitor Group 4.4 $55,542

How Much Does Deloitte Pay By Location?

Cost of living can vary dramatically depending on the part of the country you’re in. Employees at Deloitte earn different salaries depending on their region. The city with the highest average salary is Washington, DC, where employees earn an average salary of $105,902. This can be compared to Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ, where Deloitte employees earn an average salary of $102,908.

Salaries By Location At Deloitte

Rank   Location   Average Deloitte Salary   Hourly Rate  
1 Washington, DC $105,902 $50.91
2 Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ $102,908 $49.48
3 Boston, MA $100,834 $48.48
4 Seattle, WA $100,785 $48.45
5 New York, NY $100,282 $48.21
6 Baltimore, MD $99,096 $47.64
7 San Francisco, CA $98,958 $47.58
8 Hartford, CT $96,375 $46.33
9 Denver, CO $96,105 $46. 20
10 McLean, VA $95,618 $45.97
11 Chicago, IL $94,090 $45.24
12 Dallas, TX $93,560 $44.98
13 Concord, NH $92,650 $44.54
14 Providence, RI $92,275 $44.36
15 Charlotte, NC $92,020 $44.24
16 Portland, OR $92,019 $44.24
17 Minneapolis, MN $91,863 $44.16
18 Atlanta, GA $90,007 $43.27
19 Birmingham, AL $89,691 $43.12
20 Wilmington, DE $89,521 $43.04

Deloitte Salaries By Department

Salaries at Deloitte differ depending on the department or organizational function. For example, workers in the marketing function earn the highest salaries at Deloitte, with average earnings of $112,172. The supply chain organizational function also pays relatively high compared to other departments, where employees earn $96,068. On the lower end of the pay scale, the accounting and it functions pay lower wages, with average employee salaries of $66,929, and $81,832, respectively.

Salaries By Department At Deloitte

Rank   Department   Average Deloitte Salary   Hourly Rate  
1 Marketing $112,172 $53.93
2 Supply Chain $96,068 $46.19
3 Finance $90,161 $43.35
4 Customer Service $86,564 $41.62
5 Engineering $85,438 $41.08
6 IT $81,832 $39.34
7 Accounting $66,929 $32.18

How Much Does Deloitte Pay by Department?

Best Paying Deloitte Finance Position Salaries

Rank   Position   Average Deloitte Salary   Hourly Rate  
1 Senior Consultant $100,430 $48. 28
2 Analyst $68,930 $33.14

Best Paying Deloitte Marketing Position Salaries

Rank   Position   Average Deloitte Salary   Hourly Rate  
1 Requirements Manager $129,646 $62.33
2 Digital Marketing Manager $105,903 $50.91
3 Business Analyst-Product Owner $89,142 $42.86
4 Technical Business Analyst $78,831 $37.90
5 Marketing Project Specialist $64,794 $31.15
6 Solutions Analyst $64,592 $31.05

Best Paying Deloitte IT Position Salaries

Rank   Position   Average Deloitte Salary   Hourly Rate  
1 Master Lay Out Specialist $126,272 $60. 71
2 Advisory Project Manager $115,189 $55.38
3 Business Architect $105,601 $50.77
4 Solutions Manager $105,551 $50.75
5 Lead Architect $101,047 $48.58
6 Deployment Lead $94,681 $45.52
7 Computer Systems Analyst $92,357 $44.40
8 Senior Solutions Engineer $86,714 $41.69
9 Systems Administrator $74,878 $36.00
10 Senior Project Analyst $68,344 $32.86
11 Information Technology Consultant $66,526 $31.98
12 Audit Internship $62,881 $30.23
13 Technical Support Specialist $61,079 $29.36
14 Audit Assistant $58,043 $27. 91
15 Information Technology Internship $46,084 $22.16

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Frequently Asked Questions About Deloitte Salaries

Is the pay good at Deloitte?

Yes, the pay is good at Deloitte. Compared to the industry average of $84,888 per year, the average annual salary at Deloitte is $91,919, which is 8.28% higher.

What is the starting pay at Deloitte?

The starting pay at Deloitte is $62,000 per year, or $29.81 per hour.

How much does Deloitte pay compared to Oliver Wyman?

Deloitte pays $91,919 per year on average compared to Oliver Wyman which pays $113,152. That works out to $44.19 per hour at Deloitte, compared to $54.40 per hour at Oliver Wyman.

How much does Deloitte pay an hour?

Deloitte pays $44.19 an hour, on average.

What benefits does Deloitte offer?

Deloitte offers benefits to full-time employees and breaks these benefits out into several categories including starting at Deloitte, Pursuing a Passion, and Managing your Finances.

Starting at Deloitte benefits include:

  • Medical insurance

  • Dental insurance

  • Vision insurance

  • Flexible spending accounts

  • Health spending accounts

  • Well-being subsidies

  • Paid time off

  • Paid holidays

  • 401K and pension plans

  • Student loan assistance

  • Discount purchase programs

  • Transportation and parking programs

  • Integrated mental health services

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Big Four Accounting Firms Salary Comparison: Deloitte, PwC, KPMG, EY

Updated on 1st September 2021
byGarry Lu

Uni graduates from across multiple disciplines, different walks of life, and all over the world dream about working at a Big Four accounting firm: Deloitte, PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), KPMG, Ernst & Young (EY). A career with these organisations is so coveted, in fact, that a Managing Director could invariably ask an ambitious commerce student to kill someone in exchange for an entry-level gig as an analyst, associate, or what have you – and reasonably expect that very someone’s decapitated head on their desk by EOD (this is a joke, please do not sue me again). Naturally, you’d assume the salary component attached with any/all of the Big Four accounting firms would be pretty ridiculous, right? Like some Jordan Belfort-level shenanigans? Well… yes and no.

In line with most aspects of life – and disturbingly enough, tangentially related to our murder for a career crack – working at a Big Four accounting firm entails grinding from the bottom. This philosophy also applies to Big Four employees’ financial compensation. It starts low to reasonable, gradually rewarding you for time in, before hitting the stratosphere after crossing a certain threshold.

Business Insider conducted a fairly extensive investigation, collating stats + figures which have traditionally been difficult to source by analysing the US Office of Foreign Labour Certification’s 2020 disclosure data for both permanent and temporary foreign workers. From entry-level to top-end executive positions, this is what they discovered about the average salaries at Deloitte, PwC, KPMG, and EY. Keep in mind this doesn’t include bonuses, relocation expenses, etc.

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Big Four Accounting Firms Salary Comparison (Average)

**All figures converted to USD

Deloitte Salaries

  • Analyst: $41,995 to $76,212
  • Global Security Application Analyst: $127,858 
  • Senior Analyst: $74,800 to $90,900
  • Audit & Assurance Senior Assistant: $69,315 
  • Consultant: $60,341 to $97,000
  • Business Process Consultant: $120,000 
  • Tax Consultant: $57,676
  • Senior Consultant: $84,462 to $150,000
  • Manager: $106,238 to $178,660  
  • Manager (Tax): $98,572 
  • Senior Manager: $113,477 to $209,400
  • Managing Director: $308,433 
  • Managing Director (Tax): $161,273
  • Principal: $399,767

PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Salaries

  • Associate: $68,533 to $132,986
  • Senior Associate: $82,500 to $184,173
  • Senior Associate (Tax): $69,300 to $183,560 
  • Manager: $120,019 to $233,100
  • Tax Manager: $126,600 to $240,450 
  • Senior Manager: $150,536 to $283,826
  • Senior Manager (Tax): $151,200 to $362,400 
  • Director: $176,245 to $349,999
  • Director (Tax): $200,000 to $332,0000 
  • Assurance Managing Director: $295,000 to $556,900 
  • Principal: $632,455 to $759,505

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KPMG Salaries

  • Associate: $65,199 to $76,258 
  • Senior Associate: $86,934 to $109,555
  • Director: $170,138 to $267,277
  • Associate Director: $154,696 to $192,076 
  • Specialist Director: $163,494 to $249,333
  • Lead Specialist: $138,967 to $178,916
  • Senior Specialist: $115,100 to $140,571
  • Manager: $117,486 to $149,493
  • Senior Manager: $141,906 to $188,732 
  • Managing Director: $300,760 to $460,000
  • Partner: $280,000 
  • Principal: $325,000 to $950,000

Ernst & Young (EY) Salaries

  • Accountants & Auditors: $85,653 to $86,990 
  • Appraisers & Assessors of Real Estate: $100,944 
  • Analyst: $78,574 to $82,449
  • Computer Systems Analyst: $125,088
  • Management Analyst: $135,659 
  • Financial Analyst: $136,370 
  • Statistician: $103,657 
  • Risk Management Specialist: $104,790
  • Actuaries: $127,416 
  • Economist: $135,526
  • Logisticians: $155,198 
  • Mathematicians: $178,556 
  • Compensation & Benefits Manager: $198,737 
  • Computer & Information Systems Manager: $201,213 
  • Financial Manager: $516,666

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Big Four employees – The Village Kazakhstan

The Big Four are the four largest companies providing independent audit and consulting services. As of 2017, there are 945,000 people employed by the Big Four around the world. It is considered that it is prestigious to work as a consultant, auditor or lawyer in EY, Deloitte, KPMG or PwC. These companies, unlike many domestic ones, with great enthusiasm invite students with no experience to start a career with them and offer paid and free internships. However, the reverse side is also known – overtime, lack of sleep, eternal stress and low wages.

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AYGERIM SATTAR

We spoke with the Big Four about what corporate slavery is, how to become a partner, and how many times you can get burned out in a year.

“Big Four” – the common name for the four large audit firms: PwC, Deloitte, EY, KPMG

Intern (intern) – trainee, novice.

Senior (senior) – senior. For example, a senior consultant.

Partner is the pinnacle of the Big Four career ladder. A co-owner who has a share in the company and participates in the division of profits.

Overtime – overtime hours.

Open space (open space) – from English “open space”, an office with an open plan.

Power NEP (power nap) – a short daytime sleep lasting up to 30 minutes, helps to restore strength, increase productivity and concentration.

Busy season – a busy period of work, comes at the end of the fourth quarter of the financial year, when companies sum up their accounts.

*The names of the heroes have been changed at their request

I started working in the Big Four after my master’s degree – the herd instinct worked, I got a job with my classmates. In the “four” in general, there are a lot of stray people who do not come with the intention of staying, but to get a good school. They know it and use it.

The first three years are the most difficult, it’s like corporate slavery. The interns are perceived as a labor force, so the salary during this period is very small, compared to the schedule and volume of tasks. Survivors are encouraged.

Due to the high turnover in the Big Four, a lot of mistakes are made at work. The main technical work is done by consultants for the first three years, and if a person has worked for four months and left, you have to look for and train a new one, and he, too, can run away after six months. Due to this, many projects suffer, but this is not disclosed.

Consultants try to arrive at eight in the morning – this is more a choice than a requirement. The earlier you start, the more likely you are to meet your work hours. Sometimes I sat without dinner in order to go home early. Lunch is an hour, but everyone eats faster so they can get back to work.

The organization is the same in all the “four”: a stable salary, transparent growth. And everywhere about the same laws. Nobody ever leaves at six in the evening. Overtime is never paid. Rumor has it that in the same UK there is no such corporate culture that everyone leaves at standard hours. In Kazakhstan, they save on labor – they hire fewer people, give more projects. Profit is higher, and the amount of work of three people is performed by one. It is unlikely that this state of affairs will change.


The first three years are the hardest, it’s like corporate slavery


Nobody ever leaves at six in the evening


There are few interesting people in the Big Four. Often a consultant is an excellent student, a nerd, a graduate of KIMEP, because they are trained there from the first year to work in the “four”. There are many people who do not have very developed critical thinking – they are good at what they are told to do and no more. There are few people who think and want to change processes here. Although the Quartet encourages smart people, their initiatives are not supported. Corporations are very clumsy. If you want to change some shortcoming, the process will be long, dreary and maximally bureaucratic.

Most consultants spend their free time after work watching TV series. A few units jump with a parachute, do something interesting. Going to the mountains on the weekend is the maximum. They rest more often, as is usually customary in Kazakhstan – go to bars, drink. Many people start smoking and become addicted to alcohol because they are so emotionally tired and find such a way out for themselves. Consultants have almost no personal life. Some, of course, there is, but in relation to other companies in the industry, we can say that it is not.

It will be difficult for a person or not, it depends only on him. For me, the work was not difficult on the technical side, but it was difficult emotionally, because I constantly felt pressure from working in open space. Here you sit next to the leaders (only directors and partners have offices), you can’t relax, take a break for 20 minutes from work. Distraction from the work process is generally not welcome. Of course, no one is watching employees 24 hours a day, but it always seems that you are being closely watched if you, for example, went to social networks.

There was a case when one employee was caught sleeping in the workplace and subsequently fired. Sleep, of course, did not become the root cause, but it certainly did not play in favor of this person.


There was a case where one employee was caught sleeping in the workplace and subsequently fired


Many people go to the bathroom to use their phones because they can’t do it openly in the office. They also sleep in the toilet: a power NEP of 15-20 minutes helps to relax and return to work, especially when you sleep for three to four hours at night, then you sit at the computer for ten hours, and your eyes pop out of fatigue.

It happened that we left the office at five or six in the morning, met the dawn on the way home, mainly in the busy season (from mid-January to May). During this time, we worked an average of 12 hours a day, seven days a week. And even if you worked until five in the morning, this did not mean that you could not come the next day. For example, you may be allowed to come at eleven in the morning instead of nine.

Of course, this leads to burnout. I experienced it very vividly, and so I left. She was so tired that she could no longer stay. First of all, the routine crushes. Consultants have a lot of monotonous work, because of which you do the same thing from month to month. Added to all this is the constant fear that you will be fired. And this is not because you are a bad employee, but because the culture is like that. Everything they can is squeezed out of a person. There is a constant feeling that you do not reach the desired level. If you leave after six in the evening, they look at you askance. But these experiences are rather characteristic of consultants of the first three years. After moving into a managerial position, this situation is likely to change, as does the schedule and salary.

To be honest, our salary is meager, both in relation to the amount of work performed, and, as far as I know, in comparison with other Big Four companies.


Constant fear of being fired. And this is not because you are a bad employee, but because the culture is like that. They squeeze everything they can out of a person


In addition to auditing, the Big Four companies are engaged in various types of consulting. There are such areas as management consulting, valuation, financial due diligence, support of transactions, mergers, long-term strategy, risk management.

The scope of work for consultants is not much different from auditors. It often happens that people from both departments stay late, work around the clock. In terms of cyclicality, this is not as pronounced in Advisory as in the audit. We don’t have a busy season which comes once a year. We can work quite calmly, humanly, until there is a difficult project, and then literally live in the office, work for one and a half to two weeks from morning to evening and without days off. It happened that someone spent the night in the office, but it is forbidden to sleep here. If you really want to, you have to doze off in a chair behind the workplace.

The working day begins with tea and a discussion of the news, after which everyone gets down to their tasks. Honestly, I do not have a specific action with which I would start work every day. Depending on what stage of the project I’m at, it can be working with Excel or presentations, googling, searching for information. I like that the work is not boring, non-standard, every time you work with new projects. Sometimes we work with projects that are of national importance – you can learn a lot, make some kind of contribution.

Our company has a very clear mechanism for career growth. You can imagine where you will be in two years, in five years. Here, the employee is not tied to one boss, on which his entire career depends. You can become a First Year Consultant after four to six months of internship. The duration of the internship varies and depends on how the intern has performed on the project. A year later, you are promoted to second-year consultant. Within 2-3 years, they usually grow to the level of a senior consultant, within 4-6 years – to the level of a manager. The senior consultant spends more time as a project supervisor; in fact, he is the person leading the operational activities of the project. The further up the career ladder, the greater the responsibility, as always. The partner is the leader of the department. He must communicate with clients, win projects, manage them at the highest level, set internal policies, deal with administrative affairs, promotion, speak at various events.


Our company has a very clear mechanism for career growth. Can you imagine who you’ll be in two years, in five years


If a person started his career at the age of 21-22, then he will most likely become a partner after 30. But there is no guarantee. You can work for 20 or 30 years and not grow up the career ladder, because it does not depend on the time you have worked, but on how hard you work and how much profit you bring to the company. At a minimum, it will take 12-13 years of focused work to grow to a partner.

There are people who get hung up on work, every day they sit up to 10 hours at least. In fact, focusing on only one aspect of life is a mistake. It is sad when young guys thoughtlessly give all their strength to the company, despite the fact that their profit or salary will not increase from this. You need to find a balance between personal life and work.

What is the “Big Four” I learned in the third year of university. Then my sister’s friend invited me to participate in a marketing research for an audit company. The guys from Nazarbayevsk and KIMEP mostly applied, but I got through thanks to this friend and the fact that I was the only person in a suit at the interview. I got acquainted with the work of the company from the inside and thought that it would be nice to start a career in a similar place, but I could not get a job there. A year later, I participated in a business case competition, and as a prize for taking a place, my team received a dinner with partners from another consulting company. I applied for an internship there, and I think my previous experience in a marketing project and participation in business case solving competitions helped me get a job.


Applications were mostly submitted by guys from Nazarbayev and KIMEP, but I got through thanks to a friend and the fact that I was the only person in a suit at the interview


The first week I worked from nine in the morning until six or seven in the evening. Overtime started from the second week, but this is a common thing. Most of my colleagues sat until nine or ten o’clock. It used to happen that if something was very urgent and important, or deadlines approached, they stayed until two in the morning. If I was tired, I did not hesitate to go home, but I did not leave before nine in the evening. He worked at least 11 hours a day, and this is in the order of the norm.

Unrealistic mode of work in the audit department. February is a busy season for them, because companies prepare annual reports, submit all data for the year, and the download begins. Then the auditors work until midnight seven days a week for eight weeks.

Moreover, in the Astana office, the volume of work is less than in the head office in Almaty, because mostly clients apply there, and only part of the work is transferred to the capital. In Almaty, at 11:00 p.m., interns are just starting to do minor work, such as archiving or filing documents.

In the Big Four, the environment is for development. There is an unwritten rule here – develop or leave. There are many smart, purposeful, charged people in the company, they have a lot to learn. In terms of work, this is a very big experience, because you work with different companies and become an expert in different areas.


There is an unspoken rule here – develop or leave.


Many people say: “We have a year in two”, but in the “four” you really live two or three years – if you go further to another place, you can catch comfort, because it is easier everywhere than here.

In general, in Kazakhstan’s “Big Four” the coolest are PwC, then comes E&Y, then Deloitte. And KPMG, even in the world, is always in last place. There is also the Big Three – here the salary is higher, the projects are cooler, the requirements are tougher, and the work is even harder.

Everyone first has a plan to grow to a partner, but only a few achieve this. The standard way is as follows: a person plows and goes through the entire career ladder. As far as I know, this path takes ten years. If a person is purposeful, smart, hardworking, has strong leadership, communication skills, high intelligence, he can become a partner. You also need to know the whole industry, the right people, communicate with clients from foreign and national companies.

It was said that one girl became a partner because she had good connections. During the crisis, when the market was empty, she found clients and concluded contracts, and most importantly for the company – how much money you bring. The partner is fed by the contracts he mines.

Everything happens with a reservation for the local mentality. For example, here everyone is addressed by name, but on you. In Moscow, even a partner is addressed as “you”, without a patronymic. For us, it’s wild. And in Tashkent, for example, even a person who is higher in position but younger in age is called “aka” (ed. note – “uncle”).

In general, ethics in the office are respected. Sometimes very unpleasant people come across who squeeze others out. The interns were brought to tears, even the guys. But, in principle, this happens everywhere – the work is responsible, so the psychological pressure is strong.

Family ties don’t really matter. The Big Four has a transparent promotion mechanism – if you do a good job, you will be put in a good position. Everything is measured: what you do, how much money you bring in, how useful you are. It’s not a warm place to sit quietly.


It’s not a warm place to sit quietly


The contract with me was concluded from the first day of the internship, so I received a salary all this time. As a student, I was willing to work for free, but there is no unpaid internship. An intern in the “four” with zero experience has a salary at the level of a department specialist in the civil service. And staffers earn about 500-600 dollars. From the position of an intern to a specialist, the salary grows twice, and then at a slower pace. I think that partners receive approximately 1.5 million tenge plus interest from projects. His entire salary depends on how successful he is.

By the way, in some national companies there is a separate clause in the regulation on remuneration: for employees of the Big Four, salary bonuses are not limited.

I worked at the company for almost a year, until they told me something like: “You are not suitable for us.” This did not come as a surprise to me – I knew in advance that I would have to leave. I don’t know the details, but I was told that this was a collective decision. Perhaps this is due to my professional skills. Either I did not take root in the team, or someone pushed through the management. Initially, I was going to work for a few months, but I stayed because of the contract. If offered, I would stick.

During my work, I probably burned out a couple of times, reaching a state where I don’t want anything. But for me it was the first job. Another thing is five years or more. This is constant stress, deadlines, and if you have a family, you cannot lose your job, you stress even more. There are people in the company who are not yet 30 years old, and their hair is gray.

Our turnover is high, like on an assembly line. The average tenure is two years. During my work in the Astana office, somewhere around 40-50 people left.

No one sees the Quartet as a destination, most think of it as a springboard. Everyone knows that if you go to the market, to the industry, then they will definitely be in demand. At the same time, the salary there is more, and there is less work.

However, human capital in the Big Four is valued. These companies do not produce anything, do not create anything, they sell the services of their employees. People are the most valuable thing.


There are people in the company who are not yet 30 years old, and their hair is gray



Asel Khairova

KPMG Managing Partner

Kazakhstan and Central Asia

My career at KPMG started in 1997. After graduating from KIMEP, I took the position of First Year Assistant in the Audit Department. I think I made the right choice. My career began the same way as many assistants: with the same high level of quality, time pressure and the need to resolve issues that arose due to lack of experience. The work of the auditor, as it seemed at that time, was full of events, both positive and negative. However, now I understand that that experience cannot be divided into good or bad. After all, the most difficult situations gave me the most effective lessons. As they say, everything is for the best.

The notion that Big Four employees don’t sleep is a stereotype. There were not so many sleepless nights in my career. I am used to working efficiently and quickly: not wasting time on empty conversations and personal phone calls, and sometimes even turning off e-mail as needed to concentrate on an urgent task. Today, people have many temptations that affect the efficiency of work – open access to the Internet, social networks and chats.

The mode of work depends only on how efficiently the employee or team uses their time. There are situations when young assistants do not leave before the supervisor or manager, even if they have completed all their tasks. This is a stereotype of behavior – it is not forbidden to go home at six in the evening. People may be delayed in the office due to uncoordinated teamwork, schedule or delays in information from the client, as well as force majeure. Such situations have a multiplier effect on the auditor’s working hours.


The notion that Big Four employees don’t sleep is a stereotype


For our part, right at the stage of hiring, we openly talk about the conditions and mode of work. People who are ready for this pace get a good growth prospect in our practice and an impetus to self-development.

In the process of work, we learn many lessons: the ability to understand business and financial models, understand any sector of the industry and understand business through the prism of digital values, resolve conflict situations and listen to the client, developing a logical mindset and imagination. Working in the zone of discomfort, so to speak, on the edge of a knife, keeps you in good shape, teaches you not to think in patterns and stereotypes, but to assess the situation in a new way each time. The fact that our employees grow in terms of experience in a year can be seen even in the eyes – and this is the real wealth that remains with a person for life.

In the career of every auditor and consultant, there are three important milestone events The first is when an employee comes to the company after overcoming a big competition. The second is when he becomes a manager, having gained managerial skills by this time. The third – when he receives the position of a partner. A partner needs the ability to keep up with the market, and often stay ahead of it, transform internal processes, build a strategy and develop a product line of services that meet today’s needs.

I also had my fourth milestone event when I became the managing partner of the business practice in Kazakhstan and Central Asia. This position requires more extensive management, including the coordination of the work of different business units, the ability to interact with other practices, both within the CIS and beyond.

When I joined KPMG, my goal was not to become a managing partner, I just liked my job. In fact, life is easier when you don’t set unnecessary expectations. All the positions that I went through in my professional career were taken on the principle of internal readiness. This means that when a person is physically and mentally ready to bear the corresponding burden of responsibility, the position comes.

Stress occurs when a person does not understand what is happening. If I consciously perceive the situation, then I solve all the issues along the way. For me, there is no classic stress in the perception of most people, because I realize that difficulties are needed in order to develop.

Burnout is an undesirable situation when an employee loses the pleasure of work and spends a lot of energy. The task of management is to help people recover – we conduct trainings, install tennis tables in offices, organize retreats, corporate evenings and cultural events, for example, master classes in creating Christmas wreaths or trips to the museum. After projects, teams have dinner together or go to karaoke and arrange for themselves, as it is now called, music therapy. In addition, our employees voluntarily participate in social projects. For example, recently, as part of the Miracle Tree project, they prepared gifts for children with disabilities. Some volunteers dress up as Santa Claus and hold matinees. This brings moral satisfaction, and, like any joyful state, it helps people restore their energy levels.


Stress occurs when a person does not understand what is happening


The corporate culture of KPMG is based not on survival, but on universal human and family values, the boundaries of which we do not cross. Therefore, I cannot comment on the statements of employees of other Big Four companies. I assume that the negative feedback that the heroes of the material gave is due to the fact that they may have chosen the wrong profession or came to the wrong company. In the end, every person has the freedom of choice and everyone is responsible for the consequences.

There are mistakes in life, and I treat them quite philosophically – first of all, I am for a person to find happiness. Like Mark Twain, I tell my guys that there are two important days in their lives: the day they came to KPMG, and the day they realized why. Everyone is looking for their place, and in our company there are all opportunities to find yourself. It is important to understand that there are many doors in life, but a person can open them only on his own.

Tell friends 93 of the most attractive employers for young Russian specialists. So, for example, in the rating of the agency for working with the HR brand Changelenge, Ernst & Young, KPMG, PricewaterhouseCoopers ranked third, fourth and fifth in terms of the number of resumes submitted, and Deloitte entered the top 15 (the rating was formed based on a study conducted by the agency in November 2015 – January 2016 among 2,300 students from 25 leading universities in the country).

And these same companies have been repeatedly criticized in the international media for the lack of work-life balance among their employees – just like headlines like “25-year-old PwC auditor from Shanghai overworked to death.”

It is all the more interesting what young people from Russia who have received a coveted job say about working in the “four” companies, and what – HR specialists of these companies.

Salary

– I don’t even know how to comment on the salary: they really pay ridiculous money. A complete inconsistency with the duties performed, since sometimes you have to work a lot, – says a former employee of one of the Big Four companies, consultant Maria.

– Starting salary is about 40 thousand, for an intern – 20 thousand. Once a year, employees are raised, and wages also grow – by 10-15 thousand, no more. My opinion: the salary does not correspond either to the scope of our work or to the income that the company receives. This is mainly because no one appreciates individual employees: if you are not satisfied with the salary, then you leave, no one cares – another five people will take your place, ”Yuri, who worked in two companies out of four, expresses his dissatisfaction . – Employees understand this and consider the “four” as a place where you gain knowledge and experience in order to move on to work with a high salary.

Work schedule

— Work-life balance is completely disrupted, because during the season you have to stay at the office until 12 at night every day, and sometimes it happened that some of us did not go home to sleep. That is, one working day can smoothly pass into another, and this is the norm,” Anastasia, one of the current employees, complains.

— At my current place I work from 10:00 to 22:00 as a standard, they pay extra for overwork, but this is not very encouraging, — Yury complains. “However, in the summer, as a rule, we have no projects, and everyone works unofficially until 16:00.

– Overtime is taken for granted, you always catch yourself thinking that no one is forcing you to sit until 11:00 pm, but still you work, because you understand that otherwise you will not have time to meet the deadline. There is always more work initially, and the deadlines for its completion are shorter than necessary in order to leave the office on time.

Peculiarities of work in the initial positions

In the initial positions, work does not require any special intellectual effort. You are the “man-printer”. No independence. You write letters from the “thank you for the information” series, which are checked by senior consultants and managers, and this is where all your work ends, – recalls Maria. – I lost interest in this work, because I got tired of shifting papers from side to side. It has always been a mystery to me why the manager asks to print the letter. Is he not able to do this elementary operation himself?

What the Big Four HR specialists say about working conditions

All departments of the Big Four companies accept students and graduates with no work experience for entry-level positions (trainee, auditor, consultant, business analyst).

For example, KPMG has an extensive program to attract young talents. The company conducts lectures and master classes at the country’s leading universities, and also organizes training programs for young people. Ernst & Young (EY) has an EY summer business school for students who work in six cities in Russia – more than 500 students pass through EY schools a year. EY also has other projects for students: a scholarship competition, an international tax competition, a special program for girls who want to develop in consulting. Deloitte does not have a special program for working with students, but every year it announces the recruitment of talented youth for open vacancies.

HR specialists from KPMG, Ernst & Young and Deloitte told Life that the salary offer is competitive and they announce it to successful candidates. According to them, the approach to employee promotion is structured and transparent, with the completion of tasks and good feedback from colleagues, an employee can qualify for a promotion at the initial stages every year. This is the advantage of the “Big Four” – no need to wait for the post to be vacated, growth is limited only by results. Experts say that there were cases when employees worked so efficiently that in 11-13 years they grew from interns to partners (the highest position in an audit company). A young specialist can develop dynamically, knowing that his career growth depends primarily on him.

At interviews, HRs try to describe the candidate’s future work as openly and in detail as possible, to prepare him for the fact that in companies providing services, you need to be prepared for serious workloads. Because if this is not done, a person may very soon realize that this is not what he expected. This helps to significantly reduce the likelihood of layoffs due to the fact that someone does not cope with the work.

– It is important to be prepared for a large amount of work, possible processing. However, if a candidate is not afraid of difficulties and is ready to invest time in his development, he will quickly achieve what he wants within our company,” assures Polina Rasskazova, head of the recruitment team at KPMG in Russia and the CIS.

Achieving work-life balance is individual, Ekaterina Lebedeva, Senior Recruitment Specialist at Deloitte, is convinced: “Every person strives to find it on his own. Inability to concentrate, plan tasks, mediocre knowledge, a narrow outlook, as well as banal human laziness can make a very It is problematic to exist in such a dynamic environment as Deloitte. Therefore, we pay close attention to studying the motivation and abilities of a candidate when selecting a company.”

HR specialists say that it is rather difficult to predict the amount of overtime, since their number depends on the specifics of each group’s activities. According to the HR department of Deloitte, overtime is not paid extra, but employees have the opportunity to take additional days for vacation. E&Y tries to make work during the busy season as comfortable as possible: employees are compensated for a late dinner if they are late at the office, and the cost of a taxi home is covered. In addition, overworkers are given an additional week of vacation. Do not forget that in addition to the “high” seasons, there are also relatively calm months, and then (for example, in summer) some employees take the opportunity to work remotely, from home or a cafe.

HR-specialists of large audit companies said that employees leave mainly because of the difficulties that arise when combining work and study. “We often face the fact that when the guys are told in detail about their future work at the interview, they turn a deaf ear to everything and just want to get a job offer, and then they realize that this is not what they want to do,” states Sofia Azizyan , EY Partner, Head of HR Strategy in the CIS.

How much does a director at Deloitte UK make? [Resolved]

How much does a director earn at Deloitte? The typical salary of a Deloitte director is £ £137,015 in year . Director salaries at Deloitte can range from £76,406 to £219,826 per annum.

Similarly Do directors pay NI employers? Directors are classified as employees and pay to the National Insurance an annual income from wages and bonuses over 9£880. . Contributions are calculated from their annual earnings, not from what they earn in each pay period. There are different rules for taxing dividends.

How much does an EY director earn in the UK? How does the director’s salary at EY compare to the base salary range for this position? The average director salary is £/year in the London area, which is 26% below the average EY salary of £140,000/year for this job.

Also, does Deloitte pay well in the UK?

The highest paid position at Deloitte is Associate with a salary of £207,753 per annum. . What is the lowest salary at Deloitte? The lowest paid job at Deloitte is a business support analyst with a salary of £19,000 per year.

How much does a PwC director earn?

How much does a PwC director earn? The typical salary of a PwC director is £129,846 per year . Director salaries at PwC can range from £13,743 to £264,943 per annum.

Directors pay less taxes? Therefore, you receive benefits without having to physically pay HMRC National Insurance. The rest of the director’s/shareholder’s income is then taken as dividends from the profits generated by the company, which are taxed at lower rates than if you were paying yourself more in wages.

Can a director pay himself a bonus? The directors of a company may decide to pay themselves a bonus and one of the consequences should be a reduction in the company’s taxable profits and the tax it then has to pay.

Why don’t directors pay NI in April? I’m a director of a company, so why don’t I pay NI in April, May or June? Directors’ NI is usually treated differently than the NI calculation for ordinary employees. This is because the HMRC wants directors to receive a combined NI allowance for the tax year instead of the 1/12 of the increase every month as regular employees. .

How much does a director of the big four earn?

Senior Manager: $113,477 to $209,400 (including consulting, audit and assurance, business decisions, corporate development, product systems, and technology operations) Managing Director: Average $308,433 . Tax Managing Director: Average $161,273.

Does EY pay well? Highest paying job at Ernst & Young – Associate with salary of 96.3 lakh per year. . The top 10% of employees earn over 22.02 lakh per year. The top 1% earns over a whopping ₹42 lakh per year.

How much do EY directors earn?

The average salary of an Ernst & Young director in India is 60.4 lakh per year for employees with 11 to 22 years of experience. The salary of a director at Ernst & Young ranges from 37 lakh to 96 lakh per year .

How much does Deloitte pay graduates in the UK? How much does a Deloitte graduate earn? The typical salary of a Deloitte graduate is £30,808 per year . Deloitte alumni salaries can range from £23,243 to £33,283 per annum. This estimate is based on Deloitte alumni salary reports provided by employees or calculated using statistical methods.

Does Deloitte offer a signing bonus?

The signup bonus can range from $5,000 for the lowest entry level to tens of thousands for the higher levels. . I started from entry level and got $10,000. My colleague started as a manager and got $XNUMXK. Deloitte also offers free upgrades to airlines and hotels.

Is Deloitte UK laying off employees?

The Big Four firm Deloitte said it had fired about 20 partners in the UK over the past four years on grounds of inappropriate behavior. . This behavior includes sexual harassment and workplace bullying.

How much does a director of the big four earn? Senior Manager: $4,113,477 to $209,400 (including consulting, audit and assurance, business decisions, corporate development, product systems, and technology operations) Managing Director: Average $308,433 . Tax Managing Director: Average $161,273.

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What is the salary of a director in the Big Four? The median salary of a junior director of Big Four accounting firms in India is 9₹0280 40.5 lakh per year for employees with 10 to 18 years of service. The salary of a deputy director in the Big Four accounting firms ranges from 4 lakh to 31 lakh per year.

How much do EY Partners in the UK earn?

What is the EY partner salary compared to the base salary range for this job? The median salary of a £ Partner is £127,227 per annum in the London area, which is 65% below the average EY salary of £369,223 per annum for this job.

Do directors have to be on PAYE? PAY (Pay As You Earn) in real time

As a director, you will be registered as an employer and an employee of . Any time you want to pay yourself a portion of your annual salary, whether monthly or weekly, you must submit a PAYE return to HMRC detailing your total salary, taxes, and deductions.

Can a director receive a salary?

According to the Company Law, a director may be appointed as a director / employee of the company on a permanent basis, he will receive remuneration, but cannot be considered salary , and cannot claim a salary deduction in the name of the PF Esi, because in accordance with the Income Tax Law there is no relationship between the employer and the employee.

Can a director pay himself a salary? What is the most tax-efficient way to pay yourself? The most tax-efficient method of remuneration for directors of a company is a combination of salary (via PAYE) and dividends. . Further efficiency gains can be achieved by taking advantage of tax incentives and, where necessary, using loans and directors’ expenses.

How much does a KPMG director earn? [Resolved]

How does a director’s salary at KPMG compare to the base salary range for this position? The average director salary is £/year in London, UK, which is 26% below KPMG’s average salary of £139,545/year for this job.

Similarly How much does a director at Deloitte make? The median annual salary for a Deloitte managing director in the US is 90,280 approximately $209,712, which is 105% above the national average.

How much does a director at Deloitte UK earn? How much does a director at Deloitte earn? The typical salary of a Deloitte director is £ £137,015 in year . Director salaries at Deloitte can range from £76,406 to £219,826 per annum.

Also, how much does an EY director earn in the UK?

How does an EY director’s salary compare to the base salary range for this position? The average director salary is £/year in the London area, which is 26% below the average EY salary of £140,000/year for this job.

How much does a director of the big four earn?

Senior Manager: $113,477 to $209,400 (including consulting, audit and assurance, business decisions, corporate development, product systems and technology operations) Managing Director: Average $308,433 . Tax Managing Director: Average $161,273.

Does Deloitte pay well in the UK? The highest paid position at Deloitte is Associate with a salary of £207,753 per annum. . What is the lowest salary at Deloitte? The lowest paid job at Deloitte is a business support analyst with a salary of £19,000 per year.

How much do directors at Deloitte in the UK earn? How does a director’s salary at Deloitte compare to the base salary range for this job? The average salary of a director is £102,473 per annum in the London area, which is 25% lower than Deloitte’s average salary of £137,015 per annum for this job.

What is the highest salary at Deloitte? Deloitte’s highest paid employees are partners in $250,000 annually . Deloitte’s lowest paid employees are developers with a salary of $14,000.

How much do EY Partners in the UK earn?

What is the EY partner salary compared to the base salary range for this job? Average salary of a Partner £127,227 a year in the London area which is 65% below the average EY salary of £369,223 a year for this job.

How much does a PwC director earn? How much does a director at PwC earn? The typical salary of a PwC director is £ £129,846 in year . Director salaries at PwC can range from £13,743 to £264,943 per annum.

Does EY pay well?

Highest paying job at Ernst & Young – Associate partner with a salary of 96.3 lakh per year. . The top 10% of employees earn over 22.02 lakh per year. The top 1% earns over a whopping ₹42 lakh per year.

How much do EY directors earn? The average salary of directors of Ernst & Young in India is 60. 4 lakh per year for employees with 11 to 22 years of experience. The salary of a director at Ernst & Young ranges from 37 lakh to 96 lakh per year .

How much does an EY director earn?

EY Top Salaries – By Job Title

Name Average salary Salary comparison
Director / Director (11+ years of experience) $165,000 165000.0
director $117,000 117000.0
Senior Manager $114,000 114000.0
Director – head of special $104,000 104000.0

Who pays more to Deloitte or EY?

Of the top three jobs between the two companies: Deloitte wages are on average £2,66,092 higher than EY. .

What type of accountant makes the most money in the UK? As reflected in our report on key UK accounting salary trends, industry accounts in London earn the most with an average annual salary of £82,476 while practicing accountants in London earn £76,482. Industry accountants actually earn higher salaries than practicing accountants in every region of the UK.

Which Big Four firm pays the most? consulting giant Accenture consistently pays consultants the highest starting salary of the top four consulting firms, with PwC and Deloitte vying for second place with varying levels of experience.

How much does Deloitte pay graduates in the UK?

How much does a Deloitte graduate earn? The typical salary of a Deloitte graduate is £90,280 £30,808 in year . Deloitte alumni salaries can range from £23,243 to £33,283 per annum. This estimate is based on Deloitte alumni salary reports provided by employees or calculated using statistical methods.

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Does Deloitte offer a signing bonus? Sign up bonus can range from $5,000 for the lowest entry level to tens of thousands for the highest levels. . I started from entry level and got $10,000. My colleague started as a manager and got $XNUMXK. Deloitte also offers free upgrades to airlines and hotels.

Is Deloitte UK laying off employees?

Big Four Firm Deloitte said it had fired about 20 partners in the UK over the past four years based on inappropriate behavior. . This behavior includes sexual harassment and workplace bullying.

How much do Big 4 managers earn in the UK? How will the salaries of Big Four auditors change over the course of their auditing career?

Item Expected starting salary
Graduate – 3 course £35,000
Junior manager £45,000
Manager £ £ 50,000- 55,000
Senior Manager £ £65,000-70,000

How much does a KPMG partner in the UK earn?

Accounting giant KPMG paid its 582 UK partners an average of £572,000 each in the midst of the Covid crisis. Substantial payouts are just 11% lower than the average wage of £640,000 for each partner in 2019.

KPMG pays UK partners an average of £572,000 each.

Company salary reduction Partner’s average salary
PwC 10.0% £685,000
Deloitte 17.0% £731,000

• 3 Feb. 2021

How much do the Big Four partners earn? Big Four partners earn an average of about $ $450,000 in the year . This includes junior partners all the way up to senior executives. If you work in a small office, you can expect to earn less than $400,000. In addition, you will never be able to earn $ XNUMX XNUMX in a small office if you never advance through the ranks.

do top managers deserve such high salaries? — RBC

The colossal incomes of corporate top managers irritate employees and government officials, but by no means always lead to the growth of the companies they head. How is it dealt with in the UK?

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In the first working week of January, a scandal erupted in the UK. The High Pay Center group compared the average salary in England – £ 28.2 thousand per year – with the earnings of CEOs from the FTSE 100, that is, the most expensive: “Even if we assume that CEOs from the FTSE 100 work 12 hours a day, they rest only every fourth weekend and take no more than ten vacation days a year, it turns out that they are paid £1,000 an hour.” The difference with the average salary is about 129once.

This is an indecent amount, summed up left-wing politicians and observers. Most workers agree with them – such a gap in income discourages them from working. The ruling conservatives are lip service to the idea of ​​limiting the earnings of top managers, but in reality they seem to be looking for ways not to interfere in this issue. Meanwhile, both supporters and opponents of social equality have arguments against the current executive pay system.

“While the incomes of the “golden” elite are melting in the stratosphere, those who care for us, protect us and teach our children are barely making ends meet,” The Independent was indignant, referring to another study according to which the average top manager earns 172 times more than a nurse, 145 times more than a teacher, 324 times more than a social worker.

Why is the topic particularly relevant in the UK? “Now the UK has one of the highest levels of inequality outside of developing countries,” The Independent explained. “And countries with a high level of inequality also have a high level of mental and physical illness, crime, early pregnancy, low levels of education and mutual trust.”

There are also negative consequences for the economy, say social equality enthusiasts from the High Pay Center (HPC): inflated incomes of top managers in the financial sector attract talented managers in the City, which means that other industries and the civil service are deprived of them.

Most expensive

HPC’s chart of the UK’s highest paid CEOs is indeed dominated by the financial sector, but not by a financier but by an advertiser. This is Martin Sorrell, head of WPP, the largest advertising agency in the world. His compensation totaled £70m in 2015.

Last June, Sorrell’s compensation was the target of criticism at WPP’s AGM, with only 66.5% of the vote cast in favor of such a largesse. In December, the head of the agency’s income was brought to the attention of parliament — deputies summoned John Hood, chairman of the WPP remuneration committee. He explained that this amount was the result of a long-term incentive scheme, that is, payments in the form of options, which was approved at the annual meeting seven years ago.

Sorrell really does have a lot of credit for WPP. He bought a 30 percent stake in her shares in 1985 for $676,000, which he took out on credit. He reinvested the lion’s share of his earnings in the company, and now its assets are estimated at $42 billion, and over the past five years, the value has doubled. “If something is wrong in order to grow from a company with a staff of two people a company with 194 thousand employees, on which the well-being of 600 thousand people depends, then mea culpa (Latin “my fault”. – RBC ),” says Sorrell.

Martin Sorrell, Head of WPP

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But the growth of a company and the income of its managers are not always interconnected things. On average, as researchers from Lancaster University found, from 2003 to 2015 the earnings of CEOs from the FTSE 350 index increased by 82%, the income of investors in these companies over the same period increased by only 1%, and for some even fell.

For example, oil and gas company BP suffered a record loss of $4.6 billion and laid off 5,000 workers in 2015, while its CEO Robert Dudley was owed almost £14 million in that year, which is 20% more than a year earlier . Unlike Sorrell, shareholders did not support compensation to the head of BP: in April, at the general meeting, 59% of the votes were against.

On the one hand, Dudley does not seem to be to blame – the company’s performance was affected by the fall in oil prices, as well as the costs of eliminating the consequences of the accident in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010. But, on the other hand, as one of the shareholders told the board of directors, “it is unrealistic that the price of oil does not affect decisions on payments; we are not against high wages, but we are not immune from economic reality.” And the representative of the Anglican Church, also a shareholder of the company, wondered whether it was “moral” to pay such compensation.

BP CEO Robert Dudley

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Bankrupt Knight

Talk of the “morality” of high-earning top executives in Britain became especially popular last year amid the BHS scandal. Philip Green bought it in 2000 and sold it for £1 15 years later. The company by that time was in the most deplorable state, its stores were closing one after another. In August 2016, BHS filed for bankruptcy. 11 thousand people lost their jobs. Worse, BHS owes £571m in pension contributions, but that hasn’t stopped Green from receiving £586m in dividends over 15 years. Such dexterity outraged the whole country, including the deputies of the House of Commons, who in October (for the first time in British history) turned to the House of Lords with a proposal to strip Greene of the knighthood that he received ten years ago.

Against the backdrop of this scandal, shareholders have become more responsive to situations where their company is poorer and the CEO is richer. BP, unlike BHS, is far from bankrupt, and although the majority of shareholders opposed Dudley’s announced compensation, he still received his £14 million – the fact is that the amount of payments to top managers in Britain is approved by the boards of directors, and the vote at the shareholder meeting on this issue is obligatory only once every three years; the rest of the time it is only advisory in nature.

This state of affairs was threatened by Prime Minister Theresa May in July 2016 when she said that shareholders’ meetings should have the final say every year. The idea was timely. In the FTSE 100 companies last year, shareholders on an unusual scale refused to support directors’ compensation packages. In 10% of FTSE 100 companies, Deloitte observed that less than 70% of shareholders approved a directors’ pay plan, compared with only 4% of these companies a year earlier.

British Prime Minister Theresa May

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May vowed to fix a situation in which the CEOs of the largest companies can earn more than 120 times the average earnings of employees. But the prime minister has since changed her mind: the draft corporate governance reform published by the Cabinet at the end of November has little left of the revolutionary designs—mandatory voting will not apply to all components of the income of top managers and not in all companies, but to workers in the board of directors has nothing to do, they can voice their points of view in special advisory committees.

This emasculation of reform is the result of lobbying efforts by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), writes The Guardian: it in line with most EU members, including the largest of them.” In addition, as Greg Clark, Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industry, explained to the BBC, companies should not be required to publish the ratio of CEO income to average salaries in companies – this data “can be misinterpreted.”

To pay or not to pay?

Is it really efficient to pay so much money to top managers? Here the opinions of researchers differ. Equality advocates believe that executive income should grow in proportion to investor income, and also not be too far removed from average employee earnings. And free market advocates believe that top managers are a competitive asset that should be invested in for the long term.

For example, the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) argues that a large gap between the incomes of top managers and ordinary employees demotivates the latter – 59 agreed with this% of employees surveyed by the research center. In other words, they work less conscientiously when they find out how much cheaper their work is than that of top management. And this is one of the reasons why companies bring less to their shareholders than they could.

This is objected to by the Adam Smith Institute, which sees it as its task to dispel socialist illusions and populist slogans about equality. “Looks like 80% [of CEO earnings growth] is greater than 1% growth in shareholder payouts, so the increase in CEO earnings didn’t lead to an increase in the performance of their companies, right? writes analyst Sam Bowman. “But there isn’t.” First, he points out, over the period surveyed by Lancaster University, total CEO payouts averaged £525m a year, and shareholder dividends alone last year were £75bn. companies £420 million, and a one percent increase in dividends – £750 million, that is, for shareholders, investments in CEOs still turned out to be profitable in the end.

Could they have been even more profitable if the appetites of managers were more moderate? It’s the same way to look, the analyst argues: “CEOs are playing an increasingly important role in companies, just like computers and the Internet. ” During a recession, says Bowman, the CEO is the fireman, his job is to keep the firm afloat. In the long term, such work should be adequately paid.

Tying top executives’ earnings to corporate performance is generally pointless, if not harmful, argues The Harvard Business Review. Usually, from 60 to 80% of the compensation package of the CEO is tied to some indicators – quarterly revenue, stock quotes, etc. But that’s not a good motivator. Linking to indicators works when performing routine tasks, where you did more – you got more, but not creative ones, where you need to experiment. The CEO is a creative position, writes the magazine, and there is no clear indicator that one could rely on when determining a well-deserved reward.

“If you’re targeting quarterly revenue, don’t be surprised if the CEO cuts R&D and ad spending,” the researchers say. – For example, in fertility clinics there is a clear indicator – the percentage of successful pregnancies. However, metrics eventually caused some of them to turn away difficult patients, which prevented them from learning how to deal with more problematic cases and lost their competitive edge in the long run. ” That is, motivation through short-term results is vicious, and sometimes leads to a conflict with the law: top managers begin to play with reporting – twist the data in order to reach the frontiers, where it will be decided how many times more or less they will earn.

Does this mean that CEOs need to be paid a lot regardless of current business performance? Morgan Stanley Capital International analysts in an October study concluded that higher payments to CEOs not only do not have a positive effect on the value of company shares, but, on the contrary, pull it down. Data for ten years, from 2005 to 2015, show that the income of shareholders of companies whose CEOs were paid below the industry average brought their co-owners 39% more than issuers with richer CEOs. Thus, the idea that the largest part of the remuneration of top managers should be options is in doubt: supposedly, by owning shares, the head will naturally strive to increase their value.

The relationship between these indicators – the value of options received by top managers and the value of shares works only within limited limits. On average, the CEO has been in office for less than seven years, so he is interested in the short-term dynamics of the company’s capitalization and profitability. As a result, the goals of the manager do not coincide or even conflict with the goals of long-term investors. “Securities account for 70% of the total CEO compensation. <...> However, we found little evidence of a link between the large size of such payments and the long-term dynamics of companies, MSCI researchers write. “In fact, companies with lower CEO compensation show more sustainable returns for their long-term investors.”

The MSCI study is based on US companies, but shareholders of UK issuers are also finding that CEO compensation needs to be kept in check. The world’s largest investment fund, BlackRock, issued a letter to 350 of the largest British companies in early December, warning that it would vote against directors who supported growth in compensation to top managers if issuers’ performance did not improve proportionately.

The promises of the authorities and the indignation of ordinary employees have not yet been able to curb the appetites of top managers, but now shareholders of corporations are entering the game – they are personally interested in reducing compensation to CEOs and have leverage over them.

Why fair pay is especially important now

Varvara Grankova for Vedomosti

Due to the pandemic and remote work, employers around the world are concerned about the well-being and well-being of staff and their involvement in a common cause, as well as corporate ethics, a study of international trends in management has shown staff in 2020 by Deloitte. The authors of the study interviewed 9,000 business and HR leaders in 119countries of the world.

About 90 companies represented Russia in the survey. There is one coincidence with the international list of priorities in personnel management – ensuring the ownership of employees (2nd place in the list of 10 most important tasks). And the well-being of employees and the ethical standards of Russian employers are much less of a concern than foreign ones. Russian employers put these two topics on the 4th and 8th places in the top ten most important tasks in personnel management.

In general, Russian employers are concerned about completely different topics. In the first place for Russian companies is the formation of a compensation strategy, in other words, the creation of a system of fair and reasonable wages. The top three topics include personnel planning, i.e. regular collection of data on the state of labor resources in the company (for example, personnel costs, hiring, staffing and turnover, staff engagement, training, etc.). In the international list, compensation strategies and workforce planning dangle at the very end, at 9th and 7th positions, respectively.

What are the reasons for the discrepancies between Russian employers and the whole world, and why has fair pay become so relevant for our companies right now?

How to pay? business income depends on it.

In Russia, public opinion does not put pressure on companies to such an extent, and employers in a crisis solve primarily material problems, says Songin. Therefore, in the Russian rating, compensatory strategies ranked 1st, ownership ranks 2nd, and personnel planning ranks 3rd.

Russia’s payroll laws are some of the most complex in the world, explains Elena Kaminskaya, HR expert at Strategic Business Partners. And they have become even more complicated during the pandemic and self-isolation. For example, the regime of non-working days was not described in the laws, so companies could not figure out for many weeks what and how they should pay employees on non-working days so as not to violate the laws and not receive fines, says Kaminskaya.

Even before the crisis, Russian companies did not have a clear position on how to form the salary of an employee; in the same position, the salary difference could reach up to 20-30%, and in some companies up to 80%, says a partner at Ecopsy Consulting » Grigory Finkelstein. And now, in many companies, HR directors are thinking about how to reduce the payroll and do it most efficiently and painlessly.

What is fairness

In Russia, only 33.3% of employees consider their salary to be fair, and 58.8% believe that they are paid less than they deserve, according to a survey of 11,031 Internet users conducted by Online Market Intelligence (OMI) at the request of Vedomosti.

According to Songin, the criterion for the fairness of an employee’s remuneration should be the correspondence of a fixed salary to a specific job level, as well as the performance of a particular employee.

According to the OMI survey, employees consider the level of qualification as the main criterion for fair remuneration (48% of respondents share this opinion). Another 23.5% believe that a fair salary should correspond to the average salary for this position in the market, and 15.5% that it is fair to tie the salary to the company’s revenue and profit.

Deloitte’s research reveals discrepancies in assessments of the fairness of salaries among employees and employers in Russia. 53% of employees reported that their salary is independent of their skills development efforts. And 60% of managers believe that the compensation package takes into account the level of development of the skills of employees.

Unsurprisingly, Russian employers are more concerned about fair compensation than foreign employers: 53% reported it in Russia and 38% globally.

50% of Russian respondents-employers admitted that they are not ready to solve ethical problems related to the fairness of wages. 30% even place the obligation to solve the problem of fair wages on the state.

After the crisis, the wage system will change, say 50% of Russian respondents. Many employers who have moved employees to work remotely will have to radically change their compensation strategies, in particular because a significant part of workers will not return to the office after the end of self-isolation.

Respondents believe that compensation strategies will now need to take into account changes in jobs and the nature of work after the pandemic. Deloitte predicts that compensation strategies in Russia will be most affected by three changes in the nature of work in the post-crisis period: employees will have to continuously invest in developing new skills and abilities (55%), the number of freelancers and temporary contract workers will grow in the market (28% ), and the majority of companies will move to teamwork (28%).

Researchers cite Unilever as an example, which made fairness and transparency a key component of its global compensation strategy back in 2015. The company has developed a fair compensation model aimed at providing fair, transparent, logical remuneration, which is based on well-established processes of internal audit, benchmarking, setting goals and evaluating performance. In 2017, the company conducted a global audit using this model, which showed that 7,252 workers in 37 countries received compensation below the living wage. Unilever took action and reduced that number to 611 employees across 16 countries by the end of 2018, Deloitte said in a study.

The pandemic has exacerbated pay inequities in Russia, an OMI survey showed. For 39.6% of respondents, wages decreased during the pandemic. And 35% believe that wages have become less fair.

For a common cause

Employee involvement ranks second in the list of the most important tasks in personnel management both in the world and in Russia. The effect of complicity is quite material. 75% of Russian respondents believe that if employees feel involved in a common cause, labor productivity in the company grows.

Involvement is essentially a new synonym for engagement that has emerged during the pandemic, says Kaminska. According to her, those companies that paid a lot of attention to engagement even before the pandemic, switched to remote mode more easily, communications between employees and the desire of the team to work for the company have been preserved. According to Kaminskaya’s observations, the peak of activity of remote events aimed at increasing the involvement of employees in the common cause of the company fell in Russia in April. At that time, companies made every effort to support employees psychologically and organize work without losing productivity. Since mid-May, the activity of companies in remote work with employees has begun to decline: people began to become apathetic, they were tired of Zoom parties and online coffee breaks, and employees missed live communication.

But the concern for belonging goes beyond parties, online coffee breaks, and texting the CEO. The Deloitte study cites the results of a survey of companies conducted by the founder of the consulting company Deloitte by Bersin, Josh Bersin, in conjunction with the MIT Sloan Management Review and CultureX. The survey showed that during the pandemic, all companies in the world began organizing virtual coffee breaks with employees, arranging daily online meetings to adjust the company’s course, and senior management communicated with employees online. However, only 43% of companies, according to the survey, supported employees working with consumers, and only 20% successfully coordinated the interaction of different departments, regions and teams.

In Russia, according to the survey, employees feel most involved in the company’s business when the employer’s values ​​coincide with their own values ​​(39% of respondents). It is also important for many that the company treats employees fairly (28.5%).

Most Russian workers see their companies’ goals as either unrealistic, wrong, or don’t know anything about them at all, says Finkelstein. A recent survey conducted by Ecopsy Consulting showed that only 10% of Russian employees correctly name their company’s goals and consider them correct and achievable. And another 30% of employees, according to the survey, consider the goals of the organization where they work to be correct, but at the same time they name completely different goals that the company actually sets for itself, he says.