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PwC
Professional Services
Snapshot
1000 total reviews
Source
Glassdoor
100% of reviews mention positives
Page
9 / 20
Senior associate
has a steep learning curve
old fashioned management still intact
Manager
Diverse culture and projects, exposure to different clients, streamlined processes, healthy culture, foreseeable career path especially for juniors,
Long working hours, extremely lower than industry compensation
Senior associate - advisory
A year in consulting is worth two years in industry because of the sheer volume of work you take on and hours you dedicate.
Pick one of the three to lose. I gave up sleep.
Risk analyst
Base salary, Bonus, Exciting projects
Managers treat employees very badly
Associate
good benefits, good pay, my teams have been nice, lots of learning
no work life balance, very long hours
Senior financial auditor ii
- Flexibility - Good working environment
- Pressure - Long-hours - Keeping up with the workload
Web developer
Greate diversity culture and work-life balance
Got laid off because of US gov policy against China
Senior finance manager
Most partners and staff are looking to excel and do their best. Collaboration is part of the culture and the firm looks after its staff.
The pay is not competitive, especially given that to get ahead you have to forego the 'work-life-balance'
Good benefits Good team Good tech stack
Compensation progression so competitive and only once a year some processes are overly traditional
Senior associate, it audit
Work-life balance, if you are lucky you will get good team members and managers that wont disturb you during youroff days or past 8pm
- High demands from senior management and different audit approach from partners - Little yearly increments but great benefits
Audit analyst
Good Salary for entry level
Needs to be lukcy to be in a not toxic territory
Anonymous employee
A flexible place to work
Bonus is bad for low level emploees
Great people and culture there, wow
None so far, still a first year trainee
Consultant
Nothing good, only politics and toxicity
The advanced analytics department dealing with data science projects is bogus completely. There is not a single project that the department could bring. Most consultants get fired because of lack of work. During hiring, they provide false promises of international standard projects. Once, you enter the team, you realize it is a scam.
Great employer pension contributions available
High expectations around working overtime hours
1. Good Benefits 2. Good Brand to work with
1. Acceleration Centers have less visibility in the overall scheme of things 2. Overall reporting structure is cluttered in PwC India Arm
Manager m&a
Flexibility of location is great
Career progression & exposure is lacking
Good culture, good hours, and brand
Low pay and lots of focus on networking
Culture, Values, Reputation and Brand
It varies case to case basis.
Great environment, good flexibility, work-life balance
Below-Market Salaries, Lack of Career Development
Product manager
Great pay Flexibility in hours Fast paced environment Room for growth
Work just for the sake of work Lacking vision + strategic thought Partner responsible for the group was the decision make but was never present
Manager - consulting
Significant exposure to clients that are more senior and working on critical projects
Client based job so delivery is critical
Assurance associate
There is a lot of development
The work life balance isn’t great
Great career growth opportunity in the job
Long working hours on peak
Casual analyst
Flexible Variety of projects Hybrid working environment
No benefits for casuals Inconsistent projects No pay raise
Audit associate
Salary was decent and nice team atmosphere
Took away overtime and little creativity is involved
Great place to work for
Strictly to follow their policy
Audit manager
Realised this is not what I wanted to do
Worst year and a half of my decade in audit
Advisory associate - delivering deal value
The people at PwC are all very supportive and kind. PwC provides a great number of resources to help you succeed.
Hours can be very strenuous.
People are super competent and kind, competitive pay, flexible working environment
Consulting staffs nationally so you may not be in person with your team if you don’t travel, low vacation days when just starting
Intern
Good salary Friendly colleagues Supportive Environment
Lots of meetings Early starts
Senior manager
Good network Good projects Exec relationships
Long hours Political Not always transparent round tables
Great and I like my team
My team is fully virtual
Progression opportunities that allow you to constantly learn something new.
If you do not manager your schedule you can be overwhelmed.
Experienced associate - advisory
Good people to work with
Have to find your own projects. Got let go and it was tough offboarding process they didn’t provide any reasonings and were very vague.
audit different clients in finance industry and help a lot when you move on next external role. People are generally nice.
long hours, lack of sleep
Senior associate-2
WFH & Pay Big company name
Poor management No Career growth bad leadership
Hr business partner
You have a lot of flexibility
Your work is very structured
if your senior knows how to handle tough situations then it's good ,you will learn a lot in the field of technical as well in the field of business,you will also learn how to deal with the clients and all overall your communication skills would improve.
no work life balance, your work and your status would completely depend on the team with you are working on.
- Good mentoring, quality people, decent opps
- Lack of remuneration relative to hours worked
Senior program manager
Work life balance New learnings
Work pressure at times legacy tech stack
Great work flexibility Parental Leave
Pay is really bad High intensity and volume with little to no support from those above you. Partners are aloof and have no accountability, coaching or real SME skills. Little to no real education. Learn by doing (often by doing the wrong thing)
Client exposure learning growth career advancement mobility
Poor work life balance, poor attitude of seniors
Specialist
I have a great team with good seniors
Had to work outside work hours for some engagements, Poor salary comapared to market for freshers
Senior audit associate
1. Smart people to work with 2. A lot of interesting clients to work on
1. Favoritism 2. Super competitive, throw under the bus culture 3. Performance determination is not transparent. Not much job security
Exposures on the industry for fresh grad.
Work overload is high need to manage time efficiently
Very little need for sales/business development work, as so much work comes through their network and reputation.
Internal relationships and politics is 80% of the job. You will be penalised heavily on bonus and promotion prospects if you don’t focus your energies accordingly.
Sr associate
It's just a Big 4 company
Non learning job sdc company
Good company, good work culture, supportive management
Salary is non negotiable, travelling, client interviews
People are friendly and nice
long working hours and tiring
